Magic a Fantastic Comedy
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Are you interested in modern progress ?
Conjurer. Yes. We are interested in all tricks done by illusion.
Duke. Well, well, I must go and see how Morris is. Pleasure of seeing you later.
[^Exit Duke, leaving the programmes.
Conjurer. Why are nice men such asses ? yTurnsto arrange the tahle. '\ That seems all right. The pack of cards that is a pack of cards. And the pack of cards that isn't a pack of cards. The hat that looks like a gentleman's hat. But which, in reality, is no gentle- man's hat.... Only my hat ; and I am not a gentleman. I am only a conjurer, and this is only a conjurer's hat. I could not take off this hat to a lady. I can ake rabbits out of it, goldfish out of it, snakes out of 34 MAGIC ACT II it. Only I mustn't take my own head out of it. I suppose I'm a lower animal than a rabbit or a snake. Anyhow they can get out of the conjurer's hat ; and I can't. I am a conjurer and nothing else but a conjurer. Unless I could show I was something else, and that would be worse.
[He begins to dash the cards rather irregularly about the table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are you interested in modern progress ?
Conjurer. Yes. We are interested in all tricks done by illusion.
Duke. Well, well, I must go and see how Morris is. Pleasure of seeing you later.
[^Exit Duke, leaving the programmes.
Conjurer. Why are nice men such asses ? yTurnsto arrange the tahle. '\ That seems all right. The pack of cards that is a pack of cards. And the pack of cards that isn't a pack of cards. The hat that looks like a gentleman's hat. But which, in reality, is no gentle- man's hat.... Only my hat ; and I am not a gentleman. I am only a conjurer, and this is only a conjurer's hat. I could not take off this hat to a lady. I can ake rabbits out of it, goldfish out of it, snakes out of 34 MAGIC ACT II it. Only I mustn't take my own head out of it. I suppose I'm a lower animal than a rabbit or a snake. Anyhow they can get out of the conjurer's hat ; and I can't. I am a conjurer and nothing else but a conjurer. Unless I could show I was something else, and that would be worse.
[He begins to dash the cards rather irregularly about the table.
What to read after Magic a Fantastic Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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