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FOR CHILDREN
Don't let the conjurer trick you
Have you ever seen a conjurer do magic tricks like changing a handkerchief into a walkingstick or making an object vanish? Perhaps you have seen one on television or had one at your party to entertain you.
What extraordinary things he does! He does the tricks so well that you almost believe in magic—that the coin does disappear into thin air and the milk in the glass really does turn into a flag. But you know it's all a trick, don't you—clever, but just an illusion. A conjurer is sometimes called an illusionist, because he creates illusions.

May 3, 1982 issue
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Resting in an active love
RALPH BYRON COPPER
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Love's tender reign
SARA MAY HELDER
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Grace—"the gift of God"
WILLIAM MILFORD CORRELL
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"No change my heart shall fear"
RICHARD A. PEARSON
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I am healed!
MURIEL ELLEN HORNECK
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LETTERS TO THE PRESS
ROBERT C. PEACOCK
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FROM THE DIRECTORS
The Christian Science Board Of Directors
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Why revelation is necessary
DeWITT JOHN
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Doing the first job
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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Don't let the conjurer trick you
Robert A. Moss
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A lifelong Christian Scientist, I was enrolled in...
A. ANDREY HOKANSON GERMAIN
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When I was a senior in college, I became engaged to a girl I had...
J. RICHARDSON SMITH
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One time our daughter had symptoms of what appeared to be...
ARLENE POURROY with contributions from LINDA PHILLIPS