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A singular medecine for the dimme and skinny eies, and for the pin and web therein.

Take a new laid egge, and break it in the lesser end, and take out all the substance of the egge very clean, then with a Knife cut the yolk asunder in the midst, then fil the shel with fair water, & put to it three grains of rectified white coperas, with four grains of fine sugar; then set it on the fire, and let it boil til the white scum be all risen up to the top, taking it up with a feather as it riseth; then pour it out into a glass til it be cold, then strain it through a fine linnen cloth, that the dregs may be severd from the water; use this water morning and evening, two drops in one eye at each time is sufficient.