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To make Mint water, by Mr. News.

TAke of the strongest and stalest Ale four Gallons, then take as many young Spear-mints, as will fill a great Flasket, pick them very small and clean, take also four ounces of Licoris be∣ing clean scraped, Annileeds as many, Coriander seeds, and Nutmegs of each two ounces, large Mace and Cynamon of each one ounce, Ginger clean scraped halfe an ounce, bruise all the spices together, and lay them in steep in the Ale with the Mints in a great earthen Pot, for the space of foure and twen∣ty houres close covered, then distill it in a Limbeck over a soft fire, distilling halfe the Receipt at one time, and the other halfe at another time, for the pot whereout you distill must be little more then halfe full at a time.