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Jan 07, 2022 Veena Dec 24, 2021 sfemet Dec 09, 2020 Folger Shakespeare Library	- To dry neates tongues Take 12 large tongues make them cleane from the slime by washing them in faire water then make a pickel for them with conduite water with bay salt so strong that it will bear an egg first boil it and scume it put into it half a pound of salt peter when the pickle is cold put in your tongues and let them lay a full moneth with some thing of weight to keep them under watter when the time is expired take them out and hang them up in a Chimney till they be through dry	- To dry neates tongues Take 12 large tongues make them cleane from the slime by washing them in faire water then make a pickel for them with conduite water with bay salt so strong that it will bear an egg first boil it and scume it put into it half a pound of salt peter when the pickle is cold put in your tongues and let them lay a full moneth with some thing of weight to keep them under watter when the time is expired take them out and hang them up in a Chimney till they be through dry

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