If the "knot" (that is, the flattened portion at the junction of the two prongs of the bone) flies away and does not stick to either prong, the two girls are to remain unmarried. Each girl puts her bit of the wishbone over a different door. The first man who enters either door is to marry the girl who has placed her bit of wishbone over the door. _Prince Edward Island._ EGGS. 225. Take an egg to your window; break it over a knife; remember the day and date. Wish that your true love would come to you. If you go too high, he will be killed. _Nashua, N.H._ 226. Put two eggs in front of the open fire on a very windy day, and soon two men will come in with a coffin. The man at the foot will be your future husband. _Chestertown, Md. (negro)._ 227. One or more girls put eggs to roast before an open fire, seating themselves in chairs before it. Each puts one egg to roast, and when her egg begins to sweat (it will sweat blood), she is to rise and turn it. At this time the one whom that projector is to marry will come in through a door or window (all of which must be left open throughout) and take her vacant chair. If she is to die before she marries, two black dogs will enter, bearing a coffin, which they will deposit on her chair. _Quaker Neck, Kent Co., Md._ 228. Boil an egg hard, take out the yolk, and fill its place with salt. Eat it before going to bed. The one you dream of as bringing you water is your future husband. _Mansfield, O._ To be done by two girls in silence, going backward as they retire. FINGERS. 229. Name each of the four fingers of one hand for some person of the opposite sex, then press them tightly together with the other hand; the one that hurts the worst indicates whom you will marry. _Prince Edward Island._ GARMENTS. 230. Scatter your clothes in the four corners of the room, naming them. The man you are to marry will bring you your clothes in a dream. _Maine._ 231. The first time you sleep in a room, name the corners each a different (man's) name. The first corner you face on waking indicates whom you will marry. The same thing is done with bed-posts in Ohio. 232. On your birthday, as you retire at night, take off your slipper or boot. Stand with your back to the door and throw it over your head. If the toe points to the door, you go out of the chamber a bride before the year is out. You must not look at the boot until the morning. _Bedford, Mass._ 233. At night before going to bed take one of your garters and tie it in a knot and hang it on the bed-post above your head. While tying repeat,-- This knot I tie, this knot I knit, To see the young man I haven't seen yet. _Chestertown, Md._ 234. Young girls on going to bed at night place their shoes at right angles to one another, in the form of the letter T, repeating this rhyme:--