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Superstitions about body parts: It's unlucky to cut your hair on Sunday but very lucky to cut it on Good Friday. You should trim your nails Monday morning before breakfast. You should pulled or lost coat teeth in salt and burn them to prevent them from being used against you. If you lose an eyelash you can make a wish on it. It is unlucky to meet a barefooted woman when you start out on a journey.
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Wedding Superstitions: A flower from the bouquet acquired before the ceremony is good luck. It's good luck to marry under sunshine - this one is opposite to what I heard growing up in PA, it was lucky to have rain on your wedding day in PA. It's unlucky for anyone to wear green at a wedding.
Death Superstitions: Suicide ropes are as lucky as hangman's ropes. A pillow filled with pigeon feathers prevents death.
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