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Take two gallons of small Ale; halfe a pound of blancht Almonds, a quarter of a pound of Annise seeds, three or foure stickes of Licoras sliced or bruised, one pound of Red Roses, Isop, and Parsley, bruise and straine what is to be bruised and strained, af∣ter you haue, let them boile to one gallon, and when it is ready, adde vnto it a quart of Malmesie, and drinke thereof morning and
euening two houres before you eate: this drinke preserueth a man from the cough, makes a man of a strong constitution, and cu∣reth the consumption.