Luck
chain letter (published fragments). Good Luck type. England, 1927.
English Folklore, A.R. Wright, New York, p. 103.
Mentions ". . . familiar. . . 'chains of luck' which for a number of
years, right up to 1928, have worried nervous women. You are requested
to send a copy of the message to nine people, and then comes the
threat of 'luck'." Last sentence below may have been given
out of order.
Whoever does this will have great joy and happiness, but to those
who neglect this will come misfortune. Do not break the chain. It was started
on a Flanders battlefield.
Was 27e&.
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