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French Superstitions
Giving lily of the valley on May 1st brings happiness and good luck
Chrysanthemums are associated with death and are only used for graves
Wearing green on stage is unlucky for performers
Rubbing the brass owl in Dijon with your left hand and making a wish brings good luck
Rubbing the right foot of Michel de Montaigne’s statue brings exam luck
Throwing spilled salt over your left shoulder wards off bad luck; spilling salt brings misfortune
Stepping in dog poop with your left foot brings luck; with your right, it brings bad luck
Touching or knocking on wood brings good luck and wards off bad spirits
The number 13 is both lucky and unlucky, but Friday the 13th is widely feared
Placing a baguette upside down on the table invites poverty and hunger
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