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Miscellaneous Cat Superstitions

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A cat washing itself in a doorway means you'll be gettting a visit from a clergyman very soon.

If you pay money for a cat, it will never catch mice for you.

If a cat washes its face, company is coming.

A kitten born in May will never be a mouser.

A cat eats grass for medicine.

After a cat washes its face, if it turns to the east, someone is coming from the east to call on you.

Bring a cat home blindfolded and imeediately throw it into the middle of the bed and it will never leave.

Every cat has a worm in its tail and if you don't cut the tail off the cat will have fits.

If a cat eats catnip, it has a bellyache.

If a cat scratches you, you will be disappointed that day.

If you tie paper around all four paws of a cat, it will dance itself to death.

If a cat is dreaming, pull a whisker out of its lip, sleep on it that night and you will dream what the cat was dreaming.

It is said that you have a friendly disposition if a cat approaches you in a friendly manner.

If you take a cat away in a sack and drop it, it will always come back on the ninth day.

Kill a black cat and the devil will come to you before another black cat is seen.

Letting a cat look into a mirror will cause you trouble.

Remove a two-inch piece from the tip of a black cat's tail and dry it, then keep this bit of tail in your shoe for good luck.

Rub the four paws of a stray cat with grease and it will remain with you.

The direction in which a cat's tail is pointing while it washes its face will be the direction from which you may look for the arrival of guests.

To keep a cat from returning, always carry it down a stream.

To keep a cat from running away or to make it return home if stolen, cut off and bury the end of its tail under the front doorstep.

To prevent a stray cat from running away, cut some hair from its tail and wear it in your shoes.

To prevent fits in a cat, let it eat a piece of new dough.

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