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To make Syrrup of Apples after the Prescription of the foresaid Doctors.

TAke the juice of sweet Apples one pint, and of egar and somwhat sharp, and séeth Apples one pint, the juice of Fumi∣tory half a pint, and seeth all these together, and clarifie it with the White of an Egg, then strain it and take the clearest, and put to it three pound of Sugar, and seeth it untill it come to the height of a syrrup, and so put it up in your gally pot, and when you will use it, take two ounces of the syrrup of the opening roots, and one ounce of the syrrup of the apples, and drink it in a morning with a thin Broath, or Rennish-wine, three mornings together fasting upon it.

Use this when you feel your self oppressed with the melan∣choly of the Spleen.