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The lights went up. "Uh-oh, I hope he doesn’t choose me," I whispered. He did. Before I could wriggle a word of protest, he winked and beckoned me to go up on stage. "What am I doing here?" I asked.
He twirled a pack of playing cards and flashed them like a Spanish fan before my gaping, astonished eyes. "I want you to pick a card, any card," he replied. Daintily, I picked one.
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Don’t we sometimes wish that when all else fails (including the United Nations), magic will put an end to senseless war and poverty on this planet? That the solutions to many of our problems could be pulled out of a magician’s hat the way a rabbit pops out of there from nowhere?
When we see children knocking on our car windows, when we see teenagers sniffing rugby, when we see filth and squalor, don’t we sometimes wish for the quick results of a magic wand or a magic lamp?
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The lights went up. "Uh-oh, I hope he doesn’t choose me," I whispered. He did. Before I could wriggle a word of protest, he winked and beckoned me to go up on stage. "What am I doing here?" I asked.
He twirled a pack of playing cards and flashed them like a Spanish fan before my gaping, astonished eyes. "I want you to pick a card, any card," he replied. Daintily, I picked one.
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When we see children knocking on our car windows, when we see teenagers sniffing rugby, when we see filth and squalor, don’t we sometimes wish for the quick results of a magic wand or a magic lamp?
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