Our Young Folks volume 2
Our Young Folks volume 2
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The egg being inside, the perform er moves the hat down, until the egg is even with 504 Lessons in Magic. [August, the rim, and it appears to the audience as if it had walked up, instead of the hat moving down ; then, taking off the egg, he holds the hat before him with the crown in a horizontal position, as shown in the accompanying illustration, and begins to turn the hat round, turning it from him ; this again gives the audience the impression that the egg is walking up the hat.
With very li...ttle practice, this trick may be performed as well by any of Our Young Folks, as by the most skilful magician.
Whilst on the subject I will describe another trick in which eggs play a prominent part. It is known as The Singular Saucepan^ and is performed as follows : Four rings are borrowed from the audience, and placed in a pistol ; a saucepan is then shown, and the performer, placing some eggs in it, proceeds to pour some spirits-of-wine on them, which he lights, remarking at the same time (he always makes this remark, as omitting it would evince a want of re spect to a most venerable joke), " This, they say, is the way they cook in Japan, but at any rate it is the way I cook in my pan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The egg being inside, the perform er moves the hat down, until the egg is even with 504 Lessons in Magic. [August, the rim, and it appears to the audience as if it had walked up, instead of the hat moving down ; then, taking off the egg, he holds the hat before him with the crown in a horizontal position, as shown in the accompanying illustration, and begins to turn the hat round, turning it from him ; this again gives the audience the impression that the egg is walking up the hat.
With very li...ttle practice, this trick may be performed as well by any of Our Young Folks, as by the most skilful magician.
Whilst on the subject I will describe another trick in which eggs play a prominent part. It is known as The Singular Saucepan^ and is performed as follows : Four rings are borrowed from the audience, and placed in a pistol ; a saucepan is then shown, and the performer, placing some eggs in it, proceeds to pour some spirits-of-wine on them, which he lights, remarking at the same time (he always makes this remark, as omitting it would evince a want of re spect to a most venerable joke), " This, they say, is the way they cook in Japan, but at any rate it is the way I cook in my pan.
What to read after Our Young Folks volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J T John Townsend Trowbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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