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lly [note: edge damage, line broken] madness or greefe in the Raines:::
Of Agews
Ould men be never trubled with sore agews becaus
ther bodys be could allso Sharpe diseses are [?Fudyed?] on
14 dayes quartern agews in sumer be very short in a
tome much longer in winter longest of all all diseses in
the harvest seasen be perelus but in the springe more
gented in the sumer doo chefly Raine continueall and
burning feareors Agews tercion and quartarne vomotings lasks bleardnes and ulcers in the mouth and [?privv?]
members all fevers which doe not mitermite and give over the third day are pereluse but if the pacient have noe fit that day ther is noe [?Feberdy?] if great could tuke
hem that is day is very weeke thorow a continuall agew the
outward members be very could and the miward parts
be very hot and dry it is a token that that is of death hand is a sud
en laske or delege in a continuall feareor if the lipes
the eyes the nose or the mouth be wothen and out of
fashon so that the pacient canot see nor [note: illegible mark, r in "nor" is correction] Reare
therwith all his body be weake it is a sine that death
is at hand if he that hath and agew doth swell very
much and the dises continew it is euell for it betokneth
a conuolcion disencion in the sinews and therupon
7 fits is like to continew longe the yelow [?Fanders?] coming upon him that hath and a fevore befor the 7 day
is perelus sorowfull sights in Sharpe agews are to be
feared unto exstreme diseses exstreme curse are nese
rey the pacient must for beare meat in the fits especially
in such agews as doe intermit and come by fitts:::