Tricks and magic made easy, by Edward Summers Squier, M.A (1919)
Squier, Edward Summers · New York, E.J. Clode · leaf 139
able feat of jugglery, butit is actually an optical delusion. Thedeception, when skilfully carried out witha highly prized borrowed watch, may bemade very amusing by reason of theowners alarm for the safety of his pos-session. [135] Tricks and Magic Made Easy You regard the watch very closely,… … Fig. 14. you in both hands. The thumb of eachhand rests on the face and two fingers ofeach hand on the back. You now bendthe hands outward, and at the same mo-ment you shift the tips of the fingers sothat they are closer together, and thenquickly move them again to their firstposition. This same…
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