_Alabama._
388. If you want to sneeze and can't, it is a sign some one loves you,
and doesn't dare to tell it.
_Boston, Mass._
389. If you can't drink a cup of tea, you must be love-sick.
_Labrador._
390. Stub your toe
See your beau.
_Massachusetts and Maine._
391. If four persons cross hands in shaking hands on taking leave, one
will marry before the year is out.
_Prince Edward Island, Eastern Massachusetts, and New York._
392. If hands are crossed at the table while passing a dish, a wedding
will follow. The top hand belongs to the person who will be married.
_Pennsylvania._
393. To have two teaspoons in a saucer signifies marriage in a year.
394. If a gentleman stayed to dinner and by accident got two knives, two
forks, or two spoons, at his plate, he would be married within a year,
and there was no help for it.
_Connecticut._
395. Knock over your chair on rising from the table, and you won't get
married that year.
_Peabody, Mass., New York, and Talladega, Ala._
396. If a girl sew a button on the clothing of a marriageable man, she
will marry him within the year.
_New England._
397. If you have a dress with rings for a figure in it, it is a sign you
will be married before it is worn out.
_New York._
398. If you have hearts in a figure in a dress or in a shawl, you will be
married before it is worn out.
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