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heblows of the hammer. 49 Sports and Games the room. In order that we may do this, we have onlyto thrust into its mouth the curved handle of an um-brella. To prevent slipping, it will be well to rubwith chalk that portion of the cord whereon the bottlerests, as acrobats chalk the soles of their… … position, with its point resting on a needle, or sus-pended by a thread; the other upright, with its pointresting on the opposite end of the first pencil. 50 Amateur Magic Our readers are by this time so familiar with theprinciples of balancing, as illustrated in our previousexperiments, that this…
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