painted with tar as charms against ghosts and vampyres, ix. 153 n. 1;

white, made by the King of the Bean, ix. 314, 315 n.;

chalked up on Twelfth Night, ix. 331;

chalked up to protect houses and cattle-stalls against witches, x. 160 n. 1, xi. 74.

See also [Cross]

Crossing of legs forbidden, iii. 295, 298 sq.

Crow asked to give a new tooth, i. 181;

soul in form of, iii. 42 n.;

head of, eaten to prolong life, viii. 143;