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Chapters

1. 1.THE Art of Iugling or Legerdemaineoriginal only · 2 minTranslate
2. 2.The Art of Iugling or Legerdemaineoriginal only · 8 minTranslate
3. 3.Notes and obseruations to be marked of such as desire to practise Legerdemaineoriginal only · 2 minTranslate
4. 4.Feates of Legerdemaine vsed with the Balls, with one or moreoriginal only · 3 minTranslate
5. 5.To make a little Ball swell in your hand till it be very greatoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
6. 6.To consume, (or rather conuay) one or many Balls into nothingoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
7. 7.An other pretty feat with Ballsoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
8. 8.A feat, tending chiefly to laughter and mirthoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
9. 9.Of conueyance of monyoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
10. 10.To conuey mony out of one hand into the other, by Legerdemaineoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
11. 11.To conuert or transubstantiat money into Counters, or Counters into moneyoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
12. 12.To put one Testor into one hand, and another into an other hand, and with words to bring them togetheroriginal only · 1 minTranslate
13. 13.To put one testor into a strangers hand and an other in your owne hand, and to conuay both into the strangers hand with wordsoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
14. 14.To throwe a peece of money away and to finde it againe where you pleaseoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
15. 15.To make a testor or a groat, leap out of a potte, or run along vpon a table with wordsoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
16. 16.A very pretty trick to make a groate or a testor to sinck thorow a table, and to vanish out of a hand kercheife very strangelyoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
17. 17.To conuey one shilling being in one hand into an other, holding your armes abroad like to a roodeoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
18. 18.Of Cardes and Dice, with good cautions how to auoyde cosenage therein: speciall rules to conuey and handle the cardes, and the manner and order how to accomplish all difficult, & strange things wroughoriginal only · 5 minTranslate
19. 19.A tricke by confederacy at Cardesoriginal only · 6 minTranslate
20. 20.How to deliuer out foure Aces, and to conuert them into foure Knauesoriginal only · 2 minTranslate
21. 21.How to tell one what Card he seeth in the bottome, when the same Carde is shuffled into the stockoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
22. 22.A strange & excellent tricke to hold foure Kings in the hand, and by words to transform them into foure Aces, and after to make them all blancke Cardes, one after anotheroriginal only · 4 minTranslate
23. 23.Of publike confederacie and whereof it consistethoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
24. 24.To tell you how to know whether one caste Crosse or Pile; by the ringingoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
25. 25.How to tell where a stolne horse is becomeoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
26. 26.To make one daunce nakedoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
27. 27.To make a pot of any such thing standing fast on a cupbord, to fall downe thence by vertue of wordsoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
28. 28.Of Boxes to alter one graine into another, or to consume the graine or corne to nothingoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
29. 29.How to conuey (with words and charmes) the corne conteyned in one Box, into anotheroriginal only · 1 minTranslate
30. 30.How to pull laces innumerable out of your mouth; of what colour or length you list, and neuer any thing seene to be thereinoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
31. 31.To kill a Hen, chicken or Capon and giue it life againeoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
32. 32.To eate a Knife, and to fetch it forth of another placeoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
33. 33.To thrust a bodkin through your head, without any hurtoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
34. 34.To cut halfe your nose in sunder, and to heale it againe presently without any salueoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
35. 35.To put a Ring through your cheekeoriginal only · 5 minTranslate
36. 36.How an Alcumister cousoned a priestoriginal only · 2 minTranslate
37. 37.A merry tale how a cosoning Alcumist deceaued a country Gentlemanoriginal only · 7 minTranslate
38. 38.A Charme to be said each morning by a Witch fasting, or at least before she goe abroadeoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
39. 39.An olde womans Charme wherewith she did much good in the cuntrie and grew famous therebyoriginal only · 1 minTranslate
40. 40.A slouenly Charme for sore eiesoriginal only · 8 minTranslate