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nHammations of the Throat and Tonfih^LUccrr 'I 



Planr, fermented with Honey, Sugarf M'eUoffus,^r 

 Leaven, and then Diftilled in an Aiembick. It is a 

 great Cordial, much exceeding Spirit of Win 

 tainting and Swooning Fits, Sicknefs at Heart 

 pitation, and other Pailions of the Heart : It ch 

 the Spirits, recreates Nature, and makes Merrv 



CHAP. LXXXIV. 

 BROOM Common. 



THE Names. This out Broom was 

 known to the Ancient Greeks. 





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