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night, the next morning the sirrup will be something
weaker then boyle boyl the sirrup again to its full
thickness & you may keep them all year, if
you please to have them taste a pleasant taste more
then a naturall pipen putt in one grain of muske &
one drop of Symical oyle of cinnamon & that
will make ym taste a more pleasant taste

A Receipt f: the Dropsiottsett(?)

Take a quartE of a Peck of the Jnnor Rinf of ye EldoE
Stick in (?) afternoon, putt yo stick about yo longth of a (???)
=knife. Scrape ye brown barke off, & strip ye Green off yr
putt ym between two Earthen pans all night, yn next
morning take: 1: Ounce of ye best Ruebarb sliced thin,
& 1: Ounce of Race GingE scrap'd & bruis'd; that it may
hang together by ye Strings, scrape & slice a little
Horse Radish roots; & a little soote of Eliea[m?]peina
scrap'd ^ slicd. then take :1: Gallon of [?????] Strong

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