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Modern Magic: A Practical Treatise on the Art of Conjuring
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Professor Hoffmann
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“You
will
observe
that
there
is
nothing
under
this
cup
(C).
I
will
place
under
it
this
ball”
(he
really
palms
it);
“neither
is
there
anything
under
either
of
these
two
cups”
(B
and
A).
He
lifts
the
cups
one
with
each
hand,
and
secretly
introduces
the
palmed
ball
under
B.
“I
take
this
second
ball,
and
place
it
under
this
cup”
(A).
He
really
palms
it.
“We
now
have
a
ball
under
each
of
these
two
cups”
(A
and
C).
“I
draw
the
ball
out
of
this
one”
(C).
He
touches
the
top
of
the
cup,
and
produces
the
ball
last
palmed
at
his
finger-tips.
“I
order
it
to
pass
under
this
middle
cup”
(B).
He
apparently
transfers
it
to
the
left
hand,
really
palming
it,
and
then
makes
a
motion
with
the
left
hand,
as
if
passing
it
into
B.
“It
has
passed,
you
see!”
He
raises
B
with
his
right
hand,
showing
the
ball
under
it,
and
in
replacing
it
secretly
introduces
the
second
palmed
ball.
“Now
I
order
the
ball
in
this
cup
(A)
to
pass
in
like
manner.”
He
waves
his
wand
from
A
to
B,
and
then
lifts
B.
“Here
it
is,
and
these
two
outer
cups”
(turning
them
over
with
the
wand)
“are
perfectly
empty.”
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