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TAke a pounde of the tayles of riuer Creuices, and foure pounde of Cowe or Ewes mylke: and seeth all together vntil halfe the mylke be consumed. And than stampe well the tayles of the Creuices or Crabbes, and dissolue them in good mylke, putttynge to them halfe a handfull of Barley flower, and asmuch
of amylum, of sweete Almonde milke foure vnces, the yelke of a newe layed egge, and foure vnces of Sugre very whyte: mengle all together, and s••t it on the fyre to seeth, sturring it alwayes softly, vntil it be wel sod∣den. This doen let the sicke man eate of this composi∣tion at mornynge and euenynge as muche as he shall thinke good: and he shall fynde hym selfe very wel.