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ttention to one or two rules which
every conjurer learns at the commencement of his studyand which he
learns to apply so constantly that it becomes second nature to him. The
first is: Never let the eyes rest on the hand that is performing the "sleight
but always on the other hand
or on some object on the table or elsewhere
as this will have a tendency to draw the eyes of the audience to that point
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also. The sitters or audience will always look at the point closely
watched by the magician--their eyes have a tendency to follow his
and
wherever he looks
there will the onlooker look also. Needless to say
the
magician makes use of this fact
and many tricks and illusions are
dependent upon it for their successful ac- complishment. Whenever the
magician or medium looks intently at one hand
therefore
the OTHER
hand should be watched
as it is a sure sign that THAT is the hand which is
performing the trick.
Another fundamental rule that is observed by all sleight-of-hand
performers is: Never to let an audience know beforehand what is to be
done; i. e.
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