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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0626, Page 353

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  2. Piseoga

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    1. A rush of hay after a hen is the sign of death.
    2.If you bring things to a wake you should always bring them back again.
    3. You should never count the cars in a funeral.
    4.If you are getting married and to meet a red haired woman on the road you should turn home again because you would have no luck that day.
    5. When you are getting married you should wear something old something new something borrowed and something
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