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British Superstitions

Saying “Good morning Mr. Magpie” or tipping your hat to a magpie averts bad luck
Never bring hawthorn blossom into the house, or misfortune will follow
It is unlucky to pass someone on the stairs
Seeing ravens leave the Tower of London foretells the fall of the Crown and Britain
Finding a four-leaf clover brings good luck
White heather is considered lucky
Never cut down a holly tree, or witches will enter your home
Buying a broom in May will sweep a friend away
Touching or tying a cloth to a tree at a sacred well brings good fortune
If the year begins on a Sunday, it foretells many deaths and bad luck

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