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Sleight of hand, is also known as prestidigitation ("quick fingers") or legerdemain (from the French for "lightness of hand"). Sleight of hand is the method used by magicians to secretly manipulate objects such as cards and coins. |
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Written by Landon Shipman
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Monday, 26 February 2007 |
Effect: A ring is threaded on a length of string. Two volunteers hold the string by each end as the magician covers the ring with a handkerchief.
The magician places a wooden match through the ring to secure it and takes the handkerchief off. The performer asks the spectator to take the match out, when he does it mysteriously drops to the ground.
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THE STRING THAT WON'T BURN: |
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Written by Landon Shipman
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- Effect: The performer takes a piece of rope and allows the spectator to cut it in two. The two ends of the rope are then tied together, and then held up. The magician slides the knot down the length of the rope, and makes it vanish.
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