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Welsh Folk-Lore

by Elias Owen

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The Owl

This bird’s dismal and persistent screeching near an abode also foretold the death of an inmate of that house.

A Solitary Crow

The cawing of a solitary crow on a tree near a house indicates a death in that house.

The Dog’s Howl

A dog howling on the doorsteps or at the entrance of a house also foretold death. The noise was that peculiar howling noise which dogs sometimes make. It was in Welsh called yn udo, or crying.

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