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...or four, or five barrels with bark and water, allow them so to stand for eight days, until the water imbibe all the sap of the bark. Afterwards put this...it out and again put in more. Which done, boil down coque aquam usque ad tertiam partem, sicque ejiciens de ipso cacabo mitte in minorem, et tamdiu coque...

...or four, or five barrels with bark and water, allow them so to stand for eight days, until the water imbibe all the sap of the bark. Afterwards put this...into the pan some of this bark, so that, whatever sap nmy remain in it, may be boiled out. When you have cooked it a little, throw it out and again put in...

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