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Freer of St. Albans
The magic inventor was a small-town boy, and that town was St. Albans.
The magic inventor was a small-town boy, and that town was St. Albans.
This pig, a 19th-century American star of fairgrounds, appeared to be a mathematician, a linguist, and a mindreader.
His name, “Thimblerig,” comes from the crooked scam of the old shell game in which the con man places a pea under one of three thimbles and quickly manipulates them to confuse the sucker who bets he can guess under which thimble the pea lies.