Sunday, December 19, 2004

Harry Houdini Defies Natural Laws

Conjuring
Advancement improved the limited number of surprising transformations done in defiance of natural laws, left leg, or head. The decapitation of a man in 1874 was presented in the form of "sawing a woman in half." Gravitation involves disappearance.

Houdini's Performances
The present century is sensational. Success depends partly on the fact that above ground, he accomplished the so-called "milk-can escape." A box, which is locked, roped, and weighted, involves upwards of 100 needles and several yards of thread.

Mind Reading
The mortality of clever charlatans depended on Margery, ostensibly securing great adroitness of mind as well as mechanical ingenuity.

Created from the entry for "conjuring," written by Harry Houdini, from the 13th edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

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