One Hundred Secrets Revealed: Not Quite 100 But Things Aren't As Valuable As They Once Were (in English)
Synopsis "One Hundred Secrets Revealed: Not Quite 100 But Things Aren't As Valuable As They Once Were (in English)"
Have you ever wanted to know how to make artificial gold?-gold of such beauty and value it is impossible by any testing known to chemists to distinguish the manufactured gold from real, pure virgin gold? Well, the recipe is in D. L. Reynolds's 130 year old book, One Hundred Secrets Revealed.He only asks that it be used for good and lawful purposes. The recipe for artificial gold, as well as 97 others- okay, not quite 100, but pretty close- can be found within the pages of this book.Do you want to have a great do-it-yourself recipe for cough syrup or how to make your own perfume? Well, these recipes are in this book as well.Technically, there are still one hundred secrets in and about this book. Ninety-eight secrets are revealed in the pages, one secret is that D. L. Reynolds kept these secrets secret for years, and finally, the 100th secret revealed, is why Mr. Reynolds revealed the secrets in the first place. He wrote, "These disclosures are published that a great blessing may fall into the hands of my friends and patrons, feeling confident that it contains more useful knowledge than any work of the kind published."This edition also includes illustrations from the late British poet and artist, Edward Lear.These secrets revealed, accompanied by the comical illustrations, will both entertain you and leave you to wonder of the effectiveness of these amazing disclosures... and perhaps, provoke you to give one or two of them a try.Written in easy-to-read 11-pt. font with footnotes for ease of understanding, this classic will be a great and coveted addition to your book collection.Grab Your Copy Today!
