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Take of Rain-water, the juice of unripe Grapes, each a like quantity, boyl them together till one half be consumed, then whilst it boyls, add so much juice of Lemons as was boyled away before, when it is boyled then take it off, and add 4 whites of Eggs after it is cold, and keep it for use.