Indian Conjuring
Indian Conjuring
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CHAPTER VIII THE BASKET TRICK When we discussed the Mango Tree trick, I commented unfavourably uponthe veracity of our friend Macpherson. Let me here state definitelythat there is no such person as far as I know, though the descriptionof the trick as I have given it, was related to me word for word inthe smoking room of an outward bound ship. It was capped by some onesaying that they had seen the tree grown without earth, on the deck ofa steamer on its way to Australia. I make no comment on thi...s versionof the Mango Tree trick. There are many people who describe tricks tome and ask how they could have been done. Some of these baffle allexplanation. They are so marvellous, that I am convinced that theyhave never been done and could never be performed.
Such tricks as described to me are usually the fruit of a vividimagination, pure and simple. As an instance of this, I will relate anincident that happened some time ago in Calcutta. I gave a performancein a public place in which I did a billiard ball trick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER VIII THE BASKET TRICK When we discussed the Mango Tree trick, I commented unfavourably uponthe veracity of our friend Macpherson. Let me here state definitelythat there is no such person as far as I know, though the descriptionof the trick as I have given it, was related to me word for word inthe smoking room of an outward bound ship. It was capped by some onesaying that they had seen the tree grown without earth, on the deck ofa steamer on its way to Australia. I make no comment on thi...s versionof the Mango Tree trick. There are many people who describe tricks tome and ask how they could have been done. Some of these baffle allexplanation. They are so marvellous, that I am convinced that theyhave never been done and could never be performed.
Such tricks as described to me are usually the fruit of a vividimagination, pure and simple. As an instance of this, I will relate anincident that happened some time ago in Calcutta. I gave a performancein a public place in which I did a billiard ball trick.
What to read after Indian Conjuring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Branson Lionel Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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