Luck chain letter (published, fragment). Good Luck type.
England, 1922.
A. Hugh Fisher in a letter in The Spectator, July 29, 1922 complains
of a "snowball" letter which he had heard of recently. Contains "Do
not break the chain: whoever does so will have bad luck." Also: "Copy
this out, and send it to nine people . . ." Says the power of superstition
is still strong among many minds, including the intelligent and scholarly.
In a post script says there is a chain of fifty names written on the letter.
Implies the letter has been circulating "the past few years."
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