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By Patricia Rice
"Magic is her birthright…"
The daughter of 1 of the most powerful magical lineages, Ninian Malcom Siddons is a strong witch. made up our minds to just use her magic for stable, she lives an easy, solitary lifestyles as a healer in her village, the place she meets Drogo.
"A guy of technological know-how doesn't think in something he can't see…"
Lord Drogo Ives believes simply common sense and technological know-how can clarify the wonders of the universe and doesn't think the neighborhood folklore approximately Malcolm witches and Ives males, until eventually he meets Ninian.
Despite the chances opposed to them and their (many) changes, the bond among Drogo and Ninian grows better each one second they're together… until eventually the chaos and possibility surrounding them forces every one to come to a decision: their love… or their lives…
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Her hair, for effect, is loose on her shoulders. She is robed in white, a Galatean costume. She bows and smiles consumptively, and seats herself on chair facing spectators. The professor now, by means of any of the pantomimic gestures, pretends to hypnotize her, and she is or becomes hypnotized. ) Now performer goes among the audience, asking here and there what the spectators would wish the lady marvel to do, and having gone through say 12 to 20, he solemnly demands the strictest silence, and with serious mien advances toward medium without going on stage, and motions or waves his right hand in a downward movement in front of her.
In this case the number to be transmitted is 6; as the last word of sentence is spoken they commence mentally 1-2-3-4-5-6; during this short period the performer glances down at the coin as if to verify what the lady has called out, as soon as they reach the figure "6" the signal "Stop" has to be transmitted. : "One" (1). It will be seen by this method that the signal is quite easy to transmit and it is perfectly natural to put down the figure on the board quickly and sharply. The third figure of the coin is now known to the medium, the last figure "2" is transmitted in the same manner as the previous figure, the lady says the second figure I see is "8," as soon as she ceases speaking they commence the counting again 1-2, on the arrival at the figure "2" the performer puts down the "8," previously called out, sharply on the board, which is the signal for "stop," the lady now knows the full date of the coin.
The trick now needs no further explanation. When the gentlemen knock at the lady's door, she is of course, prepared to receive them. She takes the paper and asks them to kindly wait outside as the presence of strangers is irritating to her. She takes the ball from its resting place with a hair pin, smooths it out and translates the abbreviations into plain English and then writes the answer on the letter head which the committee has given her. When this is done she opens the door and the gentlemen take back the answer, totally unconscious that they themselves carried the information as to what the answer should be.