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Directions for writing (1656)

D., G. · Printed for J. Stafford, · leaf 18

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Ie beaten Gum into it, and let itfceth one walme, then let it Hand and code, and ir will be a good Blew, aJfo the Mulber.ries orthe Black berries which grow on the Brauble, being ufsd as a forefaid, will makepretty various colours. TpAke three quarters of a pint of Honey, and a pint of Vineger,… … 90 DtreSlions for writing.To make Gold to mite withal!.HT^Ake of Honey and Sair,of each a like quantiry,!erthem be vvefgroundandJL. mixed together, with one leafeof Gold, andrheGIeereofanEgge, rhcnput a little Gum-water to it, and when you pleafe wrire with tr,which being dry,you may rub or polifli…

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