Joe Strong, the Boy Wizard: Or, the Mysteries of Magic Exposed
Joe Strong, the Boy Wizard: Or, the Mysteries of Magic Exposed
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Again he manifested much concern, and more so when a pressure of his thumb really broke the prepared glass.
Then he was ready for the mortar and pestle part of the-trick. He put the fragments of glass on the paper bag, and lowered the watch, with its back toward the audience, into the pestle. This was done so that no one would see that the crystal was still whole and uncracked, which was the case.
The real watch was now in the mortar, but it did not actually rest on the bottom. Instead it reste...d on the false piece of wood, and beneath this wood, in a hollowed-out place, were the pieces of a cheap watch.
As Joe looked down into the pestle, as though to see that the watch was all ready to be pounded up, he "palmed" off the false head of the pestle. This left that instrument with a hollow head, inside which would fit the real watch, to be concealed from 150 Joe Strong, the Boy Wizard view by the loose false bottom of the mortar, when the pestle was lifted.
Joe now put the pestle into the mortar, slipping the opening in the pestle over the watch and false bottom, and by a slight rotary motion causing the false bottom of the mortar to fit itself into the pestle and stick there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again he manifested much concern, and more so when a pressure of his thumb really broke the prepared glass.
Then he was ready for the mortar and pestle part of the-trick. He put the fragments of glass on the paper bag, and lowered the watch, with its back toward the audience, into the pestle. This was done so that no one would see that the crystal was still whole and uncracked, which was the case.
The real watch was now in the mortar, but it did not actually rest on the bottom. Instead it reste...d on the false piece of wood, and beneath this wood, in a hollowed-out place, were the pieces of a cheap watch.
As Joe looked down into the pestle, as though to see that the watch was all ready to be pounded up, he "palmed" off the false head of the pestle. This left that instrument with a hollow head, inside which would fit the real watch, to be concealed from 150 Joe Strong, the Boy Wizard view by the loose false bottom of the mortar, when the pestle was lifted.
Joe now put the pestle into the mortar, slipping the opening in the pestle over the watch and false bottom, and by a slight rotary motion causing the false bottom of the mortar to fit itself into the pestle and stick there.
What to read after Joe Strong, the Boy Wizard: Or, the Mysteries of Magic Exposed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barnum Vance to read onlineMoreLess
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