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Wehman Bros.' new book of one hundred and fifty parlor tricks and games : home-made apparatus (1905)

Wehman Bros, Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · New York : Wehman Bros. · leaf 47

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ired the game was so interesting that it was generallyadopted by the inmates of the monastery as a lawful pastime.It soon spread from town to town, and became popularthroughout Italy; and the first line of vespers was reducedto the single word Domino, by which the game has eversince been known. 42… … glass, a figure such as that shown in the engraving appears.The figure will disappear immediately the breath has evapor-ated from the glass. You may wash and rub the glass, but theimage will again appear if the plate be breathed upon. Theexplanation is simple. Obtain a square piece of glass, any…

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