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To make clarret water.

Put into a pinte of Aqua vitae, three ounces of Cinamon scraped very small, the space of three dayes afterwards straine it softly through a linnen cloth, then put to it an ounce of Sugar, and the third part of old Rose water, keepe it in a glasse bottle wel stopped to your use. This water is verie good for a woman after her travell to keep her from swounding, vo∣miting, weaknesse of the stomack, shortnesse of the winde, to

make one voide water, and for most womens diseases.