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Nov 26, 2023 emmabent Jun 07, 2021 brnic May 23, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 131 spoonful's of Honey. It is quite pleasant drink if the Honey is good, well shined in, & agrees with the Patient, or is no way disagreeable. If it is, Substitute Sugar, and add some Mint Water, instead of the whole quantity of Barley Water. There is no difficulty in making it, Only put the Salt of Wormwood in a Pint Bason, pour the Lemmon juice on it, & stir it about till the fermentation is quite good, then add the other ingredients. It is a very good mixture for any little Feverish Complaint, & answers quick as well as	p. 131 spoonfuls of Honey. It is quite pleasant drink if the Honey is good, well shined in, & agrees with the Patient, or is no way disagreeable. If it is, Substitute Sugar, and add some Mint Water, instead of the whole quantity of Barley Water. There is no difficulty in making it, Only put the Salt of Wormwood in a Pint Bason, pour the Lemmon juice on it, & stir it about till the fermentation is quite good, then add the other ingredients. It is a very good mixture for any little Feverish Complaint, & answers quick as well as

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