Sleight Of Hand Book | Edwin Sachs Misled - Alain Nu

- Alain Nu

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Sleight Of Hand Book | Edwin Sachs Misled - Alain NuA Practical Manual of Legerdemain for Amateurs and Others Let's say you are at a dinner party and are invited to do a trick. You have no apparatus on you, nothing prepared. In an absent manner, you place a glass of sherry to your lips, as though bracing yourself for the fray. The glass is half emptied, when a sudden movement is made as though you threw it up to the ceiling; but nothing is seen to ascend, although the glass, with the wine it, has