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b[?]ret the flowrs that you feare will p[?][Edge Damage]
and if you take a pece of a flead skinn it wi[Edge Damage]
doe as well as a pece of a blader this is a ve[?][ Edge Damage]
good way to keepe them in round together :::
A sweet water to wash the hands
Take pincks and pick them and take damask rose
leaves and cost mary and sweet marlen and su[?x?]et
margrome and muscovey and lavendar
tops and orenge pells and si[?u?]et and still it
all together in and ordnery still:::
[?J?]esame water the flowrs stilled are as goo[?][Edge faded]
all most as orenge Howre water if it to be kept [Edge faded]
a good while befor it be spent:::
To whit cloth well that is used to sope fine flor[?]en cloth
Take your brown cloth and lay it one a table[?Edge Faded]
and strick it all over very thinn with sope a pr[?][Edge Faded]
and a ha[?lf?]e will spread thirty ells of cloth then lay
it in a tube and drive it very well for 2 days and
lay it out for a forth night and then drive it a 
gaine and lay cokopits betwene the cloth and 
one the tope and wornwood and [?T?]uey and
then wash it well out and lay it out a [?g?]aine
and let a while longer and then boyle it with
cokopits and drive it bu[?][smudge][?] ti[?n?]s m[e?]all end whe[Edge Damage]
it looks white then [d?][smudge]ry it and lay [?smudge] for a forth