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Image 387 (unnumbered folio) one receipt
| Receipt for a Plaister* or Sear Cloth, for all Sorts of Pains, Strains & Sores. | ||||
| Take half a pint of Sallad Oil, 3. Ounces of the Oil of Bays* | ||||
| 2. Ounces of Bees Wax, 4. Ounces of Red Lead, Boil all these together | ||||
| over a Slow Fire Putting in |
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| Red Lead, when it Begins to Boil, but be sure to keep it Stirring | ||||
| all the time for fear it Boils over, and when it is Boiled Black | ||||
| and find it is alike Plaister which will be about half an Hour | ||||
| then Pour it over into a Pail of Water ’till it be Cold, and Work | ||||
| it altogether like Paist*, and to make into Rowls** & Keep it | ||||
| for Use. When you Work it into Rowls, Put a little Oil | ||||
| on your Hands, and On the Place where you Work it, otherwise | ||||
| it will stick fast. L Moore | ||||
| & | ||||
| Reggy Banson* | ||||
| A Pint of Sallad Oil | ||||
| 3. Ounces of Oil of Bays | ||||
| 2. Ounces of Bees Wax | ||||
| 4. Ounces of red Lead | ||||
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Transcribed by KS and GB