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Modern Magic: A Practical Treatise on the Art of Conjuring
·
Professor Hoffmann
4
To
Arrange
Twelve
Cards
in
Rows
in
such
a
manner
that
they
will
Count
Four
in
every
Direction
58
To
Place
the
Aces
and
Court
Cards
in
Four
Rows,
in
such
a
manner
that
neither
Horizontally
nor
Perpendicularly
shall
there
be
in
either
Row
two
Cards
alike,
either
in
Suit
or
Value
58
The
Congress
of
Court
Cards
59
CHAPTER
IV.
TRICKS
INVOLVING
SLEIGHT-OF-HAND,
OR
THE
USE
OF
SPECIALLY
PREPARED
CARDS.
The
“Long
Card”
60
Biseauté
or
Tapering
Cards
60
Tricks
Performed
by
the
Aid
of
a
Long
Card,
or
biseauté
Pack--
A
Card
having
been
Chosen
and
Returned,
and
the
Pack
Shuffled,
to
produce
the
Chosen
Card
instantly
in
various
ways
62
To
Cut
at
the
Chosen
Card
62
To
Let
all
the
Cards
fall,
save
the
One
Chosen
62
To
Pick
out
the
Card,
the
Pack
being
placed
in
a
Person’s
Pocket
62
To
Fling
the
Pack
in
the
Air,
and
Catch
the
Chosen
Card
63
To
Change
a
Card
drawn
hap-hazard
to
the
Chosen
Card
63
To
Divide
the
Pack
into
several
Packets
on
the
Table,
allowing
the
Company
to
stop
you
at
any
Moment,
and
to
cause
the
Top
Card
of
the
Heap
last
made
to
Change
into
the
Chosen
Card
65
To
Teach
the
Company
a
Trick
which
they
Learn
without
Difficulty;
then
to
allow
them
to
Succeed
or
cause
them
to
Fail
at
your
Pleasure
65
To
Distinguish
the
Court
Cards
by
Touch
69
To
Name
any
Number
of
Cards
in
Succession
without
Seeing
Them
70
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