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1 5 |    vinegar, and dip into it wool as greasy as can be procured,
2 5 | desiccant. Another:-Dip the wool in a very little water;
3 7 |     vine flowers, grease of wool, plumbago, each of these
4 10| ulcer, burn the most greasy wool upon a shell placed on the
5 14|     and although sponges or wool, or anything else be bound
6 14|    and having spread greasy wool with a medicine for bloody
7 16|  wine, apply above it clean wool which has been smeared with