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Take the grounds of strong Ale two gallons, of the Lees of Sack two quarts, a quarter of a pound of Anniseeds, bruise them and put them together and distill the water, then put into the water an ounce of Cinnamon, a dozen bruised Cloves, one Race of sliced Ginger, a quarter of a pound of prunes dried fair but not washed, 2. quarts of thunder baggs or corn rose leaves with the bottoms cut off. Then sun it a
Moneth and if the water be not of a deep Crimson then renew the Leaves and sun them a while longer, take of these a spoonful at a time, an hour after a second, and an hour after a third.