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To Recover Liquor That Is Turned Bad
If any liquor be pricked or fading, put to it a little syrup of clay,
and let it ferment with a little barm, which will recover it; and when
it is well settled, bottle it up, put in a clove or two, with a lump of
loaf sugar.
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