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a glass still next morning draw a pint of the [?b?]est a[?n?]
d 3 pints of the small :::
A medison for the great head ache the megrom a knead noas or heat m' the face
Take the dunge of a red oxe still it take the wat[?er?]
theirof and wash well the face that is full of heat a
nd wash well the tempells and you shall have perfe[t?]
[?e?]ase m' your head :::
A Water for eyes that be faire to looke upon and cannot see a very precious water
Take smallege fenell [?r?]ue [?uaruene?] bitany pimparnell
saige ege bright of each a like quant[?u?]ty wash them
cleane and stampe them then take the pouder of
i[?sc?] pepar cornes a pint of good whit wine 3 sponful
s [note: sponfuls] of honey i[?sc?]  sponfulls of the urene of a man child
that is very younge put all thes together and let it
boyle one the fire a litell then straine it and k[?e?]pe
it m' a vesell close stoped and when you will use
it drop sume m' to your eye if it dry up m'your glass
put to it a litell wine this is good for all sore eyes be
they never so sore m' [?sc?] days it will heall them :::
For Small pox m' the eyes or pine and webe or pile m' the eye
Take pimpernel stampe it and straine it and dro
pe [note: drope] the [?f?]uce of it m' to your eye with a fether cunin
g and morning this is good for the pine and webe
and pile m' the eye :::