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	Se le atribuye a ilusionista británico '''[[Herman Boaz]]''', ~~per ose~~ cree que realmente no lo escribió él, y que su nombre solo fue utilizado para incrementar las ventas.		Se le atribuye a ilusionista británico '''[[Herman Boaz]]''', pero se cree que realmente no lo escribió él, y que su nombre solo fue utilizado para incrementar las ventas.

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| Título || The Juggler's Oracle
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| Autor || Desconocido
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| Ilustraciones || ...
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| Idioma || Inglés
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| Tema || General
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| Fecha publicación|| 1826 <br/> Atribuido a '''[[Herman Boaz]]'''
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| Editorial || William Cole
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| Páginas || 84
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| Tamaño || ...
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| Formato || Papel
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| ISBN || ...
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El título completo de este libro es: "The Juggler's Oracle, Or, The Whole Art of Legerdemain Laid Open: Consisting of All the Newest and Most Surprising Tricks and Experiments with Cards, Cups and Balls, Conveyance of Money and Rings, Boxes, Fire, Strings and Knots : with Many Curious Experiments by Optical Illusion, Chymical ..."

Se le atribuye a ilusionista británico '''[[Herman Boaz]]''', per ose cree que realmente no lo escribió él, y que su nombre solo fue utilizado para incrementar las ventas.

== Contenido ==

TRICKS WITH CARDS.
* To deliver Four Aces, and to convert them into Knaves
* Method of making the Pass
* The Card of Divination
** Another Way
* The Four Confederate Cards
* The Fifteen Thousand Livres
* The Magic Ring
* The Card in the Mirror
* The Marvellous Vase
* The Nerve Trick
* To make the Constable catch the Knave
* To change a Card into a King or Queen
* To tell a Person what Card he took Notice of
* To tell what Card is at the Bottom, when the Pack is shuffled
* Another Way, not having seen the Cards
* To tell, without Confederacy, what Card one thinks of
* To make a Card jump out of the Pack, and run on the Table
* To tell a Card, and to convey the Same into a Nut or Cherry-Stone
* To let Twenty Gentlemen draw Twenty Cards, and to make one Card every Man’s Card
* To transform the Four Kings into Aces, and afterwards to render them all Blank Cards
* To name all the Cards in the Pack, and yet never see them
* To show any one what Card he takes Notice of
* To tell the Number of Spots on the Bottom Cards, laid down in several Heaps
* To make any two Cards come together which may be named
* Card nailed to the Wall by a Pistol-shot
* To tell what Card one thinks of
* Another Way
* To make a Card jump out of an Egg
* The Little Sportsman
CUPS AND BALLS.
* To pass the Balls through the Cups
* A still more Extraordinary Mode of Playing at Cups and Balls
CONVEYANCE OF MONEY, &c.
* To convey Money from one Hand to the other
* To convert Money into Counters, and the Reverse
* To put a Sixpence into each Hand, and, with Words, bring them together
* To put a Sixpence into a Stranger’s Hand, and another into your own, and to convey both into the Stranger’s Hand with Words
* To show the same Feat otherwise
* To throw a Piece of Money away, and find it again
* To make a Sixpence leap out of a Pot or to run along a Table
* To make a Sixpence sink through a Table, and to vanish out of a Handkerchief
* To know if a Coin be a Head or Woman, and the Party to stand in another Room
* To command Seven Halfpence through the Table
* To command a Sixpence out of a Box
* To blow a Sixpence out of another Man’s Hand
* To make a Ring shift from one Hand to another, and to make it go on whatever Finger is required, while Somebody holds both Arms
* To transfer a Counter into a Silver Groat
* To make a Silver Twopence be plain in the Palm of your Hand, and be passed from thence wherever you like
* To convey a Sixpence out of the Hand of one that holds it fast
* To convey a Shilling from one Hand into another, holding your Hands apart
* To transform any small Thing into any other Form, by folding of Paper
* Another Trick of the same Nature
* A Watch recovered after being beaten to Pieces in a Mortar
TRICKS WITH BOXES, &c.
* The Egg-Box
* The Penetrative Guinea
* The Chest which opens at Command
* The Melting-Box
* Trick upon the Globe-Box
* Trick with the Funnel
* The Magical Bell and Bushel
* Out of an Empty Bag to bring upwards of an Hundred Eggs; and, afterwards, a living Fowl
* Bonus Genius; or, Hiccius Doctius
* To make a Knife leap out of a Pot
* To turn a Box of Bird-seed into a living Bird
EXPERIMENTS WITH FIRE.
* To produce a Carmine Red Flame
* An Orange-coloured Flame
* To make Balloons with Soap and Water that catch Fire and detonate
* A Brilliant Blue Flame
* An Emerald Green Flame
* Loud Detonations, like the Discharge of Artillery
* A Well of Fire
* To make a Room seem all on Fire
* To walk on a Hot Iron Bar, without Danger of Burning
* To eat Fire, and blow it up in your Mouth with a Pair of Bellows
* To Light a Candle by a Glass of Water
* Fulminating Powder
* To set Fire to a Combustible Body by the Reflection of Two Concave Mirrors
* To give the Faces of the Company the Appearance of Death
* To dispose two Little Figures, so that one shall light a Candle, and the other put it out
* To construct a Lantern which will enable a Person to read by Night, at a great Distance
TRICKS WITH STRINGS, KNOTS, &c.
* To cut a Lace asunder in the Middle, and to make it Whole again
* To burn a Thread and make it Whole again with the Ashes
* To pull many Yards of Ribbon out of the Mouth
* To cut a Piece of Tape into Four Parts, and make it Whole again with Words
* To unloose a Knot upon a Handkerchief, by Words
* To draw a Cord through the Nose
* To take Three Button-Moulds off a String
OPTICAL ILLUSIONS.
* The Multiplying Mirror
* The Magic-Lantern
* The Phantascope
* The Enchanted Mirrors
* The Wonderful Phantoms
* The Real Apparition
* To draw a Deformed Figure, which will appear well proportioned from a certain Point of View
CHEMICAL CHANGES.
* To change the Colour of a Rose
* To turn Water into Wine
* Arbor Dianæ; or, the Silver Tree
* The Lead Tree
* The Tree of Mars
* To form a Metallic Tree, in the Shape of a Fir
* To make a Gold or Silver Tree, to serve as a Chimney Ornament
* Sympathetic or Secret Inks
* Preparation of Green Sympathetic Ink
* Blue Sympathetic Ink
* Yellow Sympathetic Ink
* Purple Sympathetic Ink
* Rose-coloured Sympathetic Ink
* Application of the Secret Inks
* A Drawing which alternately represents Winter and Summer Scenes
* Demonstration of the various Strata of Earth which cover the Globe
* To freeze Water in the Midst of Summer, without the Application of Ice
MISCELLANEOUS TRICKS AND EXPERIMENTS.
* To swallow a long Pudding made of Tin
* An artificial Spider
* To pass a Ring through your Cheek
* To cut a Hole in a Cloak, Scarf, or Handkerchief, and by Words to make it Whole again
* The Dancing Egg
* To make three Figures Dance in a Glass
* To shoot a Swallow, and to bring him to Life again
* Singular Trick with a Fowl
* To put a Lock upon a Man’s Mouth
* To thrust a Bodkin into the Forehead, without Hurt
* To thrust a Bodkin through your Tongue
* To appear to cut your Arm off, without any Hurt or Danger
* Tricks with a Cat
* To make a Calf’s Head bellow, when served up to Table
* To make a Ball rise above the Water
* Mode of sealing Letters, whereby the Impression cannot be taken
* The Enchanted Egg
* To cut a Man’s Head off, and to put the Head into a Platter, a Yard from the Body
* To cause Beer to be wrung out of the Handle of a Knife
* To cut a Glass by Heat

== Referencias ==

[[Category:Libros]]
[[Category:Europa libro]]
[[Category:RUnido Libro]]
[[Category:Inglés Idioma]]
[[Category:Boaz Autor]]
[[Category:General Libro]]
[[Category:Papel Formato]]
[[Category:1826 Publicado]]
[[Category:j Libro]]

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