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An Greene mynd troubled

Elis Wats mynd troubled francis field Robart Collins nynds {sic} troubled Rob Madyston Iudith Tookefild mopish vnbeeleeving

M^r Hull of Oxford sorely tēpted & {troubled}

Hall his scoller Mad

In noie sctæ triados feb: 20. ♂ h 11 30 ant m 1627.

feb. 22 ♃ h 2 |3|. 30 p m 1627 fynding my selfe sick I forced my selfe to cast & voyded very mutch choler vpward & downeward gods holy name be praysed therfore a sec secul

my lady was in a sore pass. febr 23 ♀ h. 2. p m 1627

March 8 I came frō Luton hoe to myne owne house

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March 2 ♀ I went to Luton Hoe to make a Chryst soule & so did forme it

Martij 2 I wente to Luton Hoe w^th S^r Robart mres Mytton h 10 ant m. 1627

& returned the next thursday

of Clerkēwell greene the Comtes of Sus. liveth march. 12. ☾ h march 12 1627

Three ‘Richard’s and a ‘Rich’; also a ‘Iohn’.

A recipe ‘to make lozenges’ for unspecified purposes. This is boxed off with a pair of braces and horizontal lines above and below, so presumably it does not relate to either of the other two entries on this page, though from its position it might be either.

M^r Potter Porter taken w^th a Dead palsye told me this Day March 17. 1627

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I did let blood Mres in her brows because we could not get her to open her tongue but would bleed mutch in her brows ℥x is very wild

A record of someone asking to borrow a book: ‘D Dolben for a Cōmenter vpp[on] the 33 of Deuter & v. 11’.

Ellen maple of sawcy forest dyed a fortnight sinc & was buryed on Easter day. had a blyst playster could neyther heare nor see & dyed

vide Sw goody Sowthā 34 y of Croton 2 y since cured by gods grace cured Ap 4. ☿ told me mended.

M^r Vivion of Exeter college did send me D. Hackwels booke Ap. 5. ♃ h. 9 ant m 1627.

for y^e strangury

At the end of the recipe is the name ‘M^r Topping a lawyer.’ (possibly the source of this recipe and the previous one).