[Transcript for page 62]

[?w?] A very good water To comfort the sight and strengthen it and to prevent a cartrete
Take of eye bright tormentoyle sulendine igremony
wood bitany huneysocke flowers whit and read roses vine lea[?v?]es pimpernell fenell kew [?v?]ar[?v?]eve occules criisti cheeke weeke of smallege of each of thes
hearbs one pound put of egremony [?v?]ar[?v?]an and 
turmentile and roses of each 2 pound beat or mince
thes hearbs and soke them m' a gallon of whit wine
twelfe hours then fill your still resenable full and 
put to it 3 great sponefulls of honey one pint of new milek halfe a pint of the urene of a man child still it and draw about a pint and a halfe of a still :::
[note: symbol attached to A?] A Wound Drink [?w?]
Take liguuduites m' small chips 4 ounces sas
afarilla [note: sasafarilla] 3 ounces the barke of lignume vite 2 ounc
es [ounces] Fuey beryes 2 ounces lickrish one ounce b[?e?]ste
rta roots col[?a?]mbine roots s[?u?]neckle ladyes mantell
strabrey leaves strings and roots St John worth
flowers cardus of each of all thes a good handfull
both of roots and hearbs very small and dry them 
gently and bringe all thes things m' a grosse powder
and to every gallon of new tuned drinke put m' 3
ounces of this pouder and drinke as often as yo[?y?]
can :::
And Exelent Water for a Sore