Break the same into a copper pan, which will hold 1-3d more, put half
a pint of water to each pound of sugar, mix one white of egg to every
6 pounds; when it rises in boiling, throw in a little cold water,
which must be kept ready in case it should boil over; skim it the
fourth time of rising; continue to throw in a little cold water each
time till the scum ceases to rise, and strain it through a sieve,
cloth, or flannel bag. Save the scum, which, when a certain quantity
is taken off, may be clarified. The latter skimming will do to add to
fermented wines.