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To make Bully's Oyle.

TAke Herb-grace, and red Sage, of each one pound, Worm∣wood, and the tender tops of Bayes, of each half a pound, chop them small, but wash them not, three pounds of Sheeps Suet hot our of the Sheep, stamp altogether in a Morter, untill it be like a Salve, not one thing to be discerned from another, then temper into it a quart of the best Oyle Olive, and a quart of the best Neatsfoot Oyle, put it into an Earthen Vessel stopped close, and so let it stand in some cool place eight daies, then boyl it on a soft fire, keeping it stirring, and when it hath boyled an hour and an hall, put into it four ounces of Oyle of Spike, after this let it boyl, till it look very green, so strain it, and put it into a pot for your use.