The Art of Iugling or Legerdemaine by Samuel Rid
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To conuert or transubstantiat money into Counters, or Counters into money. An other way to deceaue the lookers on, is to doe as before with a testor, and keeping a Counter in the palme of your left hand, secretly to seeme to put the testor thereinto, which being retained still in the right hand, when the left hand is opened, the testor will seeme to be transubstantiated into a counter. To put one Testor into one hand, and another into an other hand, and with words to bring them together. He that hath once attayned to the facillity of reteyning one peece of money in his right hand, may shew an hundred pleasant conceits by that meanes, and may reserue two or three as well as one: and loe, then may you seeme to put one peece into your left hand, and retaining it still in your right hand, you may together therewith take vp another like peece, and so with words seeme to bring both peeces together. To put one testor into a strangers hand and an other |
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