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1 have Iain Girdwood to thank for suggesting the foregoing and eliminating what could be construed, in retrospect, as a possible placement by any onlooking magicians.
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Originally I had the top card noted then replaced between the other two. Finally he replaces it between the other two then drops his packet back on top of the tabled balance. He now looks at this card and remembers it. Now ask 'A' to mix his three cards, keeping them face down, then to spread them and remove the middle card. Ask both spectators to pick up their three cards and hold them face down. The balance of the packet is left on the table. It he happens to deal the top card to himself, then simply re-label the spectators 'B' and 'A' as we go. The first card will be dealt to spectator 'B' it he deals according to the rules of play. Next ask him to deal out two hands as in the game of Brag, with three cards in each. With two able spectators at hand, shuffle the deck retaining the top stock then push off 16 cards and hand the packet to spectator 'A' and asking him to give it a few cuts. The number of cards needn't be sixteen, you can use any even quantity. Interestingly, you never touch the cards! Set the top sixteen cards of the deck -in strict red black alternating sequence. TABLE OF CONTENTS AUTO - SPLIT THE SUABIAN TWIST AURA BEST EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY THE PallaD PRINCIPLE WALTON'S "WARM-UP" THE DEMONIQUE DEAL THE DIARY Of EXPECTATION SOLID GOLDE - EASY ACTION SUBCONSCIOUS POKER FOR TWO QUANTITY SURVEYOR PET SYMMETRY IDEAL HOLMES ALL SQUARE FORECAST DITTO NUMB.ers THOTOVER EIGHTSUM WALTZ WITH THE DEVIL SURE THING A BRAINSTORM IN GLASGOW Copyright (c) September 1994 PETER DUFFIEĪUTO - SPLIT A mysterious double card revelation, where a spectator manages to separate the colours of the cards with the exception of two selections.