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Take a potell or 3 pints of smiths water of the strong
est [note: strongest] put m' to it of great handfull of read saige a g
reat [note: great] handf[?e?]ll or the leaves if you can get the [note:illegible mark]
hearbs m' the smiths water till halfe be consumed [note: illegible mark]
a litell of the allome upon your tunge then boyle 
it a while a gaine then put m' as much honey
honey as will sweeten it a litell and let it boy
le [note: boyle] a litell after then straine it cleane and kepe
it all the yeare when you wold use it worme
it and wash the place and lay one a cloth dipt
m' the water upon the sore laying one first a hea
linge [note: healinge] salue one the sore this water is good for aney
kind of sores :::
A formentacion for a wound
Take the leaves of mallows marcrey balme and [?eld?]
er each 2 handfulls flowre of camamile and meli[?lot?]
of each a handfull fenecrick and linseede each and 
ounce comen seed and bay bereys each 3 drams boyle
all thes being shread small and bruse it m' 3 quarts 
or more of new milk an dwater neere halfe be cons
umed [note: consumed] then straine it out and foment ether with 
a spunge or with coten :::
To Make a good read salve