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To make a Water for a sore mouth, by Mr. Peterson.

Take a handful of Sage, of Celendine, of Woodbine, of Rew, of Smallage, of each of these half an handful, and seeth all these in a pottle of conduit water until half be wasted; then strain them hard, and put that straining over the fire, and put into it half a pinte of Honey and two ounces of Roach allom; and when it doth seeth, take it from the fire and scum it clean, and then set it on the fire again, and put to it three quarters of an ounce of fine beaten Greins, let it seeth a while, and then take it from the fire, and when it is cold put it into a Glasse, and therewith wash the sore.