Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 564
hed by thehand that is on the opposite side. As the performer gathers the original piecesof paper from the audience, he receives the bluefirst, the red next in his right hand, holding themwith the second finger in front and the otherthree fingers and the thumb at the back. (SeeFig. I.) To take the… … FIG. 2. SECOND POSITION OF THE HANDS. pieces of paper are rolled into a ball and con-cealed in one hand. It is an easy matter to get apackage from under the coat: the performer needonly bow in presenting a flag, and as he bends tooffer the flag with one hand, the opposite handreaches under the coat…
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