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Writings from that time, and later, show a curious mix of fear and fascination – black cats were lucky for sailors, but bad luck for babies, good luck if they crossed your path but woe betide they turn their backs on you. People would also hide the bodies of Dried Cats, Dark pages 27–29) in buildings, to ward off evil spirits, and use black cats’ body parts in cures and treatments. See Beasts on the Moor (Dark pages 20–23) and One for Sorrow... (Dark pages 34–36) for other black creatures that have been the subject of superstitions.