How did the conjurer take revenge on the quick man Stephen leacock?

In Stephen Leacock's humorous story "The Conjurer," the conjurer seeks revenge on an audience member who heckles him during his performance. After being interrupted and mocked, the conjurer decides to play a trick on the heckler by making him believe he has lost his voice. This clever act serves as both a comedic twist and an example of the conjurer's skill in turning the tables on his detractor, ultimately highlighting the absurdity of the situation.