Markhams Master Piece Containing All Knowledge Belonging to the Smith Farrie
Markhams Master Piece Containing All Knowledge Belonging to the Smith Farrie
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XLIV. Two mofi certain and lately found out Aledicines, which will without all fail cure any Glanders, though our Farriers hold it imfojfible. IF your HorfcV Cold be come to the worft Glanders, which is a conti- tinual running at the Nofe, and hath run by the fpace of divers Months, fo that your Farriers can do you no good ^ you ihall then take better than two handfuls or the White Cankerous Mofswhich grows upon an old Oak. En Pale, and boil it in two Quarts of Milk till one Quart be almoft con...- fumed Lib. I. Of Cures Fhyftcal, j^9 fumed •, then ftrain it, and Iqueeze the Mo(s well, \vliic]i done, give it the Horfe luke-warm to drinke : then take the Goofe-Feathers, Brim- ftone, and Butter, in fuch Manner as is let down in the new Additions for the Cold, or Poze in a Horfe's Head, before, and having put them up into his Noftrils, ride him forth an hour or two gently, and after lie is come home, draw forth the Feathers, and keep his Body warm. This Difeafe you ihall underftand cometh not fuddenly, but grows out of long procefs of time % lb likewile the Cure muft not be expefted to be done in a Moment, but with much Jeifure \ therefore you muft continue your Medicine as your leifure will ferve, either every Day, or at leaft thrice a Week, if it be four or five Montlis together, and be affured in the End it will yield your Defire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XLIV. Two mofi certain and lately found out Aledicines, which will without all fail cure any Glanders, though our Farriers hold it imfojfible. IF your HorfcV Cold be come to the worft Glanders, which is a conti- tinual running at the Nofe, and hath run by the fpace of divers Months, fo that your Farriers can do you no good ^ you ihall then take better than two handfuls or the White Cankerous Mofswhich grows upon an old Oak. En Pale, and boil it in two Quarts of Milk till one Quart be almoft con...- fumed Lib. I. Of Cures Fhyftcal, j^9 fumed •, then ftrain it, and Iqueeze the Mo(s well, \vliic]i done, give it the Horfe luke-warm to drinke : then take the Goofe-Feathers, Brim- ftone, and Butter, in fuch Manner as is let down in the new Additions for the Cold, or Poze in a Horfe's Head, before, and having put them up into his Noftrils, ride him forth an hour or two gently, and after lie is come home, draw forth the Feathers, and keep his Body warm. This Difeafe you ihall underftand cometh not fuddenly, but grows out of long procefs of time % lb likewile the Cure muft not be expefted to be done in a Moment, but with much Jeifure \ therefore you muft continue your Medicine as your leifure will ferve, either every Day, or at leaft thrice a Week, if it be four or five Montlis together, and be affured in the End it will yield your Defire.
What to read after Markhams Master Piece Containing All Knowledge Belonging to the Smith Farrie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Markham Gervase to read onlineMoreLess
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