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TAke Bores grease white washed and well drayned halfe a pound, of the leaves and flow∣ers of St. Johns Wort, and Knot-grasse, each a handfull, of Ashen leaves two handfuls, beat them first very small, and then mingling them with the grease, beat them again, and boyle them a good space, stirring them, then put in two oun∣ces of yellow Wax, and a spoonfull of Turpentine, so let these boyle a little, and then make it up.