187. _The Palsey Water._

Take sage rosemary bittony flowers of each half a handfull burrage and

burglass flowers and flowers of lilly of the valley of each a handfull

steep these in spirit of wine muskadine or aquavite each one in their

seasons till all may be had then put to them balme motherwort sage

leaves, leaves of orange trees and the flowers if to be gott of each

one ounce put them into the rest and as many Lavender flowers stript

from the stalks as will fill a gallon glass steep all these 6 weeks

or 2 months then distill them in a Limbeck then put into y^e water

citheron peels dry’d & piony seeds of each 6 drams of cinnamon half

an ounce nutmegs and mace cardimums cubibs and yellow sanders of each

half an ounce lignum alloes one dram make all these into powder and put

them into the distilled water and put to them Jubebs new and good half

a pound, the stones taken out & cut small close the vessel very well

with a double bladder let them disgest 6 weeks then strain these hard

with a press & filterate the liquor and put thereunto prepared perl

Smaragdis musk saffron of each 10 grains of ambergrease one scruple red

roses well dry’d red and yellow sanders of each 1 ounce hang these in a

sarsnet bag in y^e water stop it close.

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