257. _Another Method._

Or, take 1½ oz. of gum-arabic, in fine powder, and

1 oz. of chalk, in powder.

Mix those up with a pint more of wine, pour the mixture into the

cask, roll it ten minutes, and then fill it up. Bung it up the next

day, and rack off the wine as soon as fine.

Or, take the yolk and white of an egg,

½ oz. of chalk, in powder, and

½ oz. of burnt alum, in powder.

Beat those up in a mortar with a pint of spring water, and pour the

mixture into the wine, roll the cask; then fill it up, and bung it

up the next day.—Rack off the wine as soon as fine.

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