367. _Lavender Water, of the second order._

To the four or five gallons of the spirits, and the lavender flowers

left in the still, after the distillation mentioned in the last

article, add 15 gallons of common proof spirit, 9 or 10 gallons of

spring water, 3 pounds of lavender flowers, and 4 ounces of oil of

lavender, intimately mixed with loaf-sugar, by powdering it in a

glass mortar.

Digest the whole, and draw off 25 gallons, proceeding in every

respect as before, except that in this case, no oil is to be added;

for, as there is so much water present, the addition of oil would

be apt to turn the whole quantity muddy, or of a bluish or opaque

colour, which it cannot be easily freed from, without a second

distillation.

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