Magic, pretended miracles, and remarkable natural phenomena (1855)
Philadelphia : American Sunday-school Union · leaf 22
ience. In the diagram a, the box isshown as empty. At b, we have a representa-tion of the box containing the handkerchiefs. ILLUSIONS EXPIAINED. 17 It is only necessary to add that the box is verynicely made ; the part within the other drawnout to the end, defies detection. The preparation of… … having a circular trap-door—and for this there is full provision in the cover of the table ex- 2* 18 MAGIC. tending to tlie floor—a confederate may readilysubstitute one for the other. The Rev. W. Arthur, in his work on theMysore, directs us to results of a different kind:— Whilst walking in the…
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