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#Flashlore 30

Jul 25, 2023Jul 23, 2023 / Superstition Sam

“Burn bones and you will hear groans.”
— A Cornish superstition.

Painting of an elderly fishwife preparing fish in the harbour.

Source: Hawke, Kathleen (1973). Cornish Sayings, Superstitions and Remedies. Truran: Truro.

Image: Reid, Flora Macdonald (1904). A Cornish Fishwife. Available HERE.

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