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To Make Improved And Excellent Wholesome Purl






Take Roman wormwood two dozen, gentian-root six pounds; calamus
aromatics (or the sweet flag root) two pounds; a pound or two of the
galen gale-root; horse radish one bunch; orange peal dried, and
juniper berries, each two pounds; seeds or kernels of Seville oranges
cleaned and dried, two pounds.

These being cut and bruised, put them into a clean butt, and start your
mild brown, or pale beer upon them, so as to fill up the vessel, about
the beginning of November, and let it stand till the next season; and
make it thus annually.


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