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Take the small stones that be in and ould coks maw[Torn Edge]
and make them to pouder and give as much of the poude[Torn Edge]
as will lye one a grate in a drath of whit wine:::
To Break the small poxe in the throte if they lye much thear
Take a litell pure hoges larde and put to it a litell
suger and mingell it well together and take a lumpe
of it downe and it is all so good for children for
the freshes : put one a sagrant stay as sone as may
be and that will keepe them out of the throte proved
A Diat drinke for the scurvey proved
Take 2 handfulls of dryed wormewood 2 handfulls 
of water mints 2 of brocklime 2 of scurvy grass
1 handfulls of water creces take 4 or 5 gallons
of midell woort and when it is tuned up hange the hearbs in a bage being cleane picked and washed 
and at 3 or 4 days they may drinke of it:::
For the scurvy proved Mrs. Midlto[r?]e
Take a quart of whit wine and stepe in it sume rew and in the morning fasting drink a wine glas full and sques the juce of and oreng or a lemon in it::
A caudell good in a fevore: proved
Take pure sweet new milck whay that is very sweet
and good and make a cadell with it and put in eges
as you doe in otther cadells and then drink as often as<
of it as you pleas:::