The mysteries of nature and art in four severall parts. The first of water-works. The second of fier-works. The third of drawing, colouring, limming, paynting, graving, and etching. The fourth of experiments (1654)
Bate, John · London : R. Bishop for A. Crook · leaf 49
Wate ji-Wo ioc's; for thrm about one inch longer than the (hank of the Olafle t O having a hole at the top to put the lame tho- row. There oughc to be. a great deal of care had in mak- ing the Iramc lo, that the toot thereof may be of a grea¬ ter compatTe than the top, to the end that it may (land… … water : then flop it about the foyr.ts of the GldfTe wirh good cement, that nothing may come out. Make anarrifi- <iail Rock about it, with --pieces of cork dipt in plen j routed in this following ponder, and it is done S '*** The foxdtr for the Rock. Take mother of Tearl 2 Pound, fmall red Cord!…
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