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A White Cock

Category: BIRDS AND BEASTS.

Source: Welsh Folk-lore

A white cock was looked upon as an unlucky bird, thus:--

Na chadw byth yn nghylch dy dy,
Na cheiliog gwyn, na chath ddu.

Never keep about thy house,
A white cock, nor black cat.





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