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An approved Medicine for a sore brest, or an Ague sore, that will both draw and heal.

Take the yolks of four new laid egs, put thereto a spoonful of Vi∣neger, of Oyl of Roses three or four spoonfuls, of Bean-flower one spoonful, stir and beat them well together that no flower be seen, then set it on a few coales keeping it stirring till it be somewhat thick, then if the brest or sore be hard or swelled, annoint it with Oyl of Roses, or the thinnest of the Plaister with your hand very warm▪ and make a Plaister of the stuff and lay it on the sore so far as the hardness or redness goeth, so warm as they may well suffer it, and keep it warm,

dressing it thus every day; and if it be taken in time, it wil heal it with∣out breaking.