Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 234
eagain; for as the next bubble came near tohim, he pierced it not only with a knife,but with a fork also. Then, holding anotherbubble upon the cornucopia, he cut through itin all directions; yet still the bubble remainedunbroken. Phil then, apparently having decided on thenext feat, requested that… … CUTTING THROUGH A BUBBLE WITH A KNIFE. just simply tossed bubbles into the air, as if began to blow a large bubble upon the plate, thinking of what he should show next. Even The interest, however, was immediately this intermission, as he called it, was not awakened when he placed the lighted candle…
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