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Focus Description:

There are many other magic tricks that use the principle of letter-by-letter pronunciation of words. Such, for example, is the "color map". Its front side is shown in the figure:

Focus Color Map

The spectator conceives a flower, and the demonstrator begins to touch the holes with a pencil. At each touch, the spectator silently calls out one letter from the name of the selected flower and says aloud: "stop" when his word is exhausted. The pencil is inserted into the last affected hole and the card is turned over. Its tip will protrude just where the name of the intended flower is printed.

Focus secret:

The first touch is made at the top hole ("night violet"), then the holes are bypassed on the back of the card through one clockwise (counterclockwise on the front side).

Author: M.Gardner

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