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To sweeten Amber.

PUt it in a Sand Stil in a low body with a great head wel luted, and stil it gently of, and the stinking part, which wil be one half wil come off first▪, which you must set by, and unlute the head, letting it drop into a•• unluted Receiver, and so as you find it sweeten change the Receiver, letting it continue so til the Balmson within be hard enough to make a Plaister, which

you may try by lifting of the head, and taking some of it ou•• with a long spoon, and cooling it in the aire.