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JOURNAL R. A. S. CEYLON. [Vol. VII., Pt. II. 



SCIENCE OF CROWS. 



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Should a crow caw opposite to you in the morning, it forebodes 

 great sorrow and sickness, death or trouble : if in the noon, profit, 

 gain, and pleasure : if in the evening, gain, and arrival of friends and 

 relatives. 



Should it caw in the morning looking towards the sun, great sorrows, 

 sickness, troubles and death, await you: if in the noon, it forebodes 

 the arrival of a friend: if in the evening i obtaining something pro- 

 fitable. 



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