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lady A [note: marginal]
A plaister for the nick against rume or for paine in the teeth or for rume in the head cut a pece of lether as bige as the palme of ons hand and spred it and lay it to the nick and let it lye one till it fall ofe of it selfe it hath dune many strang curs for sore eyse and rumes and for the paine in the teeth and hath bene often [?proved?] ::: SB
Take 2 pound of stone pitch halfe a pound of tare one pound of rosin halfe a pound of francomcence melt all thes together straine them then put in one ounce of cloves 4 ounces of olibanume halfe and ounce of safrant all redy beaten let them boyle together a litell while take it off sturing it till it be could enough to worke and wett the tabell with could water and your hands and so make it in to kowles spred it one the rufe side of lether and pack it ful of holes with a knife and lay it to the nick behind betwen the 2 shoulders below the great bons of the nick cut it of and ovell fashon the ES plaister you may plaisters allso behind the ears to draw away the rume
To make french bread
Take a gallon of flowre and a potell a pint is anufe of new milk of new milck and make it worme then put in to it salt as you shall think fitt and a pint of good alle yest and sture it in the milck that none of the yest be sene then put it in to the flower and have in a [?kedenes?] a dosen or more of wooden dishes