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trigram	frequency
to make a	303
a pound of	279
when it is	265
put it into	253
a pint of	230
and let it	219
and put it	202
a quarter of	190
then put in	183
two or three	178
and when it	165
and a little	165
with a little	162
it in a	161
them in a	158
and put them	157
three or four	152
season it with	148
till it be	148
put them into	144
let it stand	143
and serve it	139
and let them	136
put in a	126
quarter of a	124
it into a	123
put them in	120
half a pound	118
till they be	116
then put it	112
a quart of	111
put to it	110
then take a	104
then take it	102
and as much	102
put it in	100
and lay it	100
pound of sugar	100
it with a	99
and put in	99
let them stand	96
and set it	95
on the fire	94
a handful of	94
it into the	93
then take them	91
then take the	90
put in your	89
an ounce of	87
when they are	87
half a pint	86
of a pound	85
and it will	84
take it off	83
half an ounce	83
it to the	81
a piece of	80
put in the	80
them into a	79
it in the	78
quarter of an	78
in a little	78
the juice of	77
it on the	77
yolks of eggs	75
and when you	74
the yolks of	73
of each a	73
take them off	73
as you can	72
and put to	69
all these together	69
and beat them	69
then put them	67
take out the	66
then strain it	63
of the sun	62
raisins of the	61
and then put	61
and boyl it	61
out of the	60
and so let	60
scrape on sugar	59
over the fire	59
to roast a	59
so let it	58
it is cold	58
them in the	57
a good quantity	57
of an hour	57
of white wine	57
and when they	57
as much sugar	56
set it on	55
and keep it	55
take half a	55
put into it	55
some of the	54
half an hour	54
in the morning	54
two ounces of	53
a dish of	53
much sugar as	53
when you have	52
it into your	52
all the year	52
so serve it	51
and a half	51
and boyl them	51
in a dish	51
good store of	50
take a quart	50
good quantity of	50
and so serve	49
take a pint	49
pepper and salt	48
season them with	48
as you please	48
of each one	48
into a dish	48
as much as	48
take a pound	47
and beat it	46
and season it	46
put to them	46
for your use	46
one pound of	46
three pints of	46
of the best	46
it up in	46
it with the	46
and set them	46
take of the	45
let it boil	45
and lay them	45
them well together	45
and put thereto	45
how to make	45
to make paste	44
take as much	44
take it up	44
lay it to	44
and half a	44
put in some	44
and boil it	44
make it up	43
on the top	43
and bake it	42
a little salt	42
lay them in	42
to make an	42
then put to	41
a leg of	41
water and salt	40
two spoonfuls of	40
three spoonfuls of	40
them with a	40
it a little	40
the juyce of	39
them on the	39
and put into	39
of a pint	39
them very well	39
take a good	39
of each half	38
let it boyle	38
shoulder of mutton	38
it will be	38
and let the	38
as will cover	38
of an ounce	38
it through a	38
and strain it	38
five or six	38
the quantity of	38
to make the	38
and cut it	38
to bake a	38
they be cold	38
a handfull of	37
all manner of	37
and strain them	37
lay it in	37
it be cold	37
them into the	37
then season it	37
then let it	37
if it be	36
in the same	36
pint of white	36
set them on	36
a couple of	36
then strain them	36
leg of mutton	36
set it in	36
two pound of	36
to it a	35
a little sugar	35
in the sun	35
one ounce of	35
four or five	35
a spoonful of	35
morning and evening	35
cut it in	35
a half of	35
boyl them in	34
in an oven	34
and stir it	34
together in a	34
or two of	34
take them up	34
and pour it	34
then set it	34
in a morter	33
beat them very	33
before you put	33
of the dish	33
it is good	33
you can get	33
with as much	33
it is boyled	33
a gallon of	32
it up with	32
it with sugar	32
of each two	32
it over the	32
and put the	32
of an egg	32
and dry them	32
boyl it in	32
an earthen pot	32
cut them in	32
let it boyl	31
it stand till	31
put them up	31
take them out	31
lay it on	31
put thereto a	31
in the middle	31
in fair water	31
that you may	31
them in water	31
and boil them	31
the dish with	31
and a quarter	31
it till it	31
when they be	30
serve it up	30
they will be	30
off the fire	30
of sweet butter	30
a tart of	30
set it over	30
it upon the	30
then take some	30
pound of butter	30
of fair water	30
make a tart	30
it on a	29
a soft fire	29
as much water	29
stand till it	29
it upon a	29
a quantity of	29
part of the	29
to souce a	29
a shoulder of	28
and make it	28
into an earthen	28
in the oven	28
in a mortar	28
the rest of	28
a little white	28
when it hath	28
piece of butter	28
let it be	28
a little rosewater	28
the space of	28
the bottom of	28
from the fire	27
to stew a	27
let them be	27
four ounces of	27
keep it in	27
yolks of two	27
it come to	27
of two or	27
and then take	27
pint of cream	27
in a pipkin	27
a pottle of	27
them very small	27
the white of	27
them a little	27
serve it in	27
to take away	27
it with pepper	27
a pound and	27
take it out	26
them till they	26
in a glass	26
take away the	26
a like quantity	26
yolkes of eggs	26
and make a	26
each a like	26
and boyle it	26
in the dish	26
it off the	26
of raisins of	26
pound of the	26
set them in	25
and when the	25
and serve them	25
in an earthen	25
in thin slices	25
to boil a	25
with pepper and	25
garnish your dish	25
it from the	25
put as much	25
much as will	25
water as will	25
and stir them	25
a little of	25
till it come	25
a little butter	25
them in an	25
take the yolks	25
it is almost	24
as they weigh	24
your dish with	24
take off the	24
pound and a	24
each half a	24
a little while	24
of the water	24
let them boil	24
will make it	24
and a few	24
then make it	24
to make syrup	24
to boyle a	24
them with the	24
a medicine for	24
keep it for	24
that it may	24
as will make	24
strain it through	24
put a little	23
it for your	23
and half of	23
then take two	23
then boyl it	23
if you will	23
then set them	23
and take out	23
come to a	23
as fast as	23
make syrup of	23
them all together	23
in a quart	23
three quarters of	23
and take it	23
them into your	23
put it to	23
half a handful	23
boil them in	23
and cut them	23
is good for	23
then put your	23
quart of cream	23
one by one	22
it with nutmeg	22
three pound of	22
let it cool	22
and pare them	22
it be thick	22
cut it into	22
two quarts of	22
take a handful	22
good for the	22
for one that	22
so let them	22
of fresh butter	22
the weight of	22
and so keep	22
of the oven	22
the middle of	22
it to a	22
of the same	22
then boil them	22
or four eggs	22
a quick fire	22
make a pudding	21
and boyle them	21
to make white	21
then roul it	21
of the liquor	21
as much of	21
it well with	21
let them boyl	21
then make a	21
cloves and mace	21
in a stone	21
to them a	21
a good handful	21
of sweet herbs	21
till they are	21
it in your	21
the top of	21
in water and	21
make paste for	21
will cover it	21
it up and	20
so keep it	20
up in a	20
dry them in	20
it may be	20
when you take	20
a little rose	20
and if you	20
then put the	20
and to every	20
three ounces of	20
in the bottom	20
half a dozen	20
then bake it	20
rest of the	20
these together in	20
a dish with	20
them stand till	20
a little vinegar	20
the marrow of	20
as hot as	20
and so put	20
into a pipkin	20
one spoonful of	20
and in the	20
very well with	20
and keep them	20
as thick as	20
with sweet butter	19
beat them with	19
and slice it	19
as you think	19
then put into	19
one pint of	19
early english books	19
the bottome of	19
a pint and	19
and mingle them	19
of the juice	19
four spoonfuls of	19
fast as you	19
each one handful	19
them all the	19
and give it	19
take one pound	19
with a feather	19
they are cold	19
to make it	19
and take the	19
water and sugar	19
and dry it	19
beat it with	19
in half a	19
dish of coals	19
stand in the	18
a gentle fire	18
a grain of	18
it with butter	18
it with cloves	18
sugar as will	18
lay them on	18
six spoonfuls of	18
the yolk of	18
then take as	18
it in water	18
in the face	18
one quarter of	18
then lay them	18
pint of the	18
you may put	18
pour it on	18
take a quarter	18
any of these	18
and a pint	18
every pound of	18
together with a	18
them through a	18
then pour it	18
dish with the	18
six or seven	18
in a pint	18
blades of mace	18
let it run	18
and wash them	18
a little whole	18
untill it be	18
or three spoonfuls	18
all sorts of	18
beat them in	18
all these in	18
sugar as they	18
then take out	18
with some of	18
medicine for the	18
of each of	18
it be tender	17
roast a shoulder	17
and two or	17
four and twenty	17
breast of veal	17
a little more	17
four pound of	17
it very well	17
and drink it	17
the fire to	17
cover it with	17
you must take	17
and if it	17
of sweet hearbs	17
let them lye	17
and with a	17
each one ounce	17
into a pot	17
the yolkes of	17
into the oven	17
you must have	17
take a little	17
whites of eggs	17
these in a	17
them out of	17
the fire till	17
beat them together	17
in a glasse	17
then take your	17
and put a	17
and use it	17
put in two	17
them into an	17
a little sack	17
will cover them	17
baste it with	17
grain of musk	17
much of the	17
pound and half	17
a little mace	17
much water as	17
for the space	17
of new milk	17
stand till they	17
it up into	17
to boyl a	17
to your taste	17
quantity of a	17
it with salt	17
it into an	17
cut off the	17
or four times	17
pint of water	16
very well together	16
a pipkin with	16
make it into	16
as will lye	16
let it stew	16
if you would	16
dish up your	16
the whites of	16
it is enough	16
it as you	16
a little water	16
it is well	16
and scum it	16
if you have	16
boyl it with	16
then close it	16
out all the	16
spoonfuls of rose	16
take as many	16
it run through	16
to every pound	16
in the afternoon	16
good handful of	16
at a time	16
the sun stoned	16
a sliced lemon	16
in a pot	16
as you do	16
and fry them	16
into it a	16
two handfuls of	16
the art of	16
you must put	16
pound of almonds	16
them on a	16
till you have	16
in the bottome	16
ounces of sugar	16
it must be	16
you put it	16
in the back	16
a peck of	16
then cut them	16
take it from	16
and stamp them	16
let them stew	15
little of the	15
in little pieces	15
keep them all	15
you take it	15
pint and a	15
boyle it with	15
in three pints	15
then take three	15
into the dish	15
on both sides	15
and they will	15
mingle all these	15
a little nutmeg	15
stand all night	15
a good draught	15
put into the	15
each two ounces	15
and lay a	15
garnish it with	15
sweeten it with	15
take some of	15
early works to	15
set it a	15
english books online	15
yolk of an	15
and mingle it	15
through a fine	15
then lay your	15
as small as	15
strain them with	15
and a good	15
with good store	15
in a good	15
or three eggs	15
to keep them	15
into your pie	15
bake them in	15
it very clean	15
each of them	15
stop it close	15
out of it	15
well with a	15
and so lay	15
store of butter	15
they be very	15
before the fire	15
by it self	15
take a gallon	15
and stop it	15
fry them with	15
make paste of	15
or four spoonfuls	15
one quart of	15
and bake them	15
garnish the dish	15
and annoint the	15
pour it into	15
each half an	15
let the patient	15
then take up	14
you use it	14
it is half	14
to it some	14
it in an	14
an hour before	14
end of the	14
a stone morter	14
haunch of venison	14
in a skillet	14
it half an	14
of oranges and	14
of white sugar	14
through a strainer	14
with a soft	14
with a good	14
you may keep	14
seven or eight	14
they be dry	14
a little thyme	14
middle of the	14
a little beaten	14
cut out the	14
it stand in	14
serve it with	14
neck of mutton	14
make an excellent	14
boyl them together	14
make a caudle	14
white of an	14
boyl it to	14
they are boyled	14
an hour and	14
wash them clean	14
but not too	14
them from the	14
it with your	14
and when your	14
strain them through	14
will lye upon	14
put in half	14
put them all	14
of two eggs	14
it boil a	14
till it is	14
the fire and	14
of mutton with	14
but if you	14
it is a	14
then take half	14
you may use	14
and lay the	14
and sliced lemon	14
then lay it	14
then beat them	14
to a pound	14
it be not	14
and it is	14
ounce of cinnamon	14
you think it	14
take the juyce	14
the pouder of	14
so bake it	14
fit to eat	14
mingle them together	14
up with a	14
and dish it	14
you must be	14
bottom of the	14
and a piece	14
boyle it in	14
quantity of sugar	14
mingle it with	14
pound of fine	14
roul it out	13
and so make	13
with salt and	13
them together with	13
so put them	13
of the sugar	13
put it up	13
a good while	13
a glass of	13
a pudding in	13
and mince it	13
upon the fire	13
a very little	13
then strain the	13
in the water	13
beat all these	13
them with pepper	13
mingle them well	13
they be tender	13
with water and	13
in a cloth	13
you may make	13
and you may	13
the root of	13
them up and	13
run through a	13
to a quart	13
when you use	13
till half be	13
spoonfuls of water	13
and cover it	13
to keep it	13
to make conserve	13
if you please	13
half be consumed	13
and sweet butter	13
them up in	13
up into a	13
and half an	13
a little cream	13
one handful of	13
it will make	13
and weigh them	13
to the table	13
boyle them in	13
through a cloth	13
one ounce and	13
let it lye	13
cover it close	13
then beat it	13
let all these	13
of three or	13
and take a	13
and a nutmeg	13
with three or	13
let them boyle	13
in as much	13
so much of	12
and that will	12
as you would	12
pints of water	12
and seeth it	12
out into a	12
so make it	12
in the pan	12
into a cullender	12
it up close	12
top of the	12
set them over	12
put it on	12
them to the	12
and so much	12
and mix them	12
fry them in	12
bake it in	12
it on your	12
gravy of the	12
dish it up	12
them over the	12
and a pound	12
then let them	12
the roots of	12
boyl them till	12
with a quick	12
weight in sugar	12
put in as	12
it be very	12
paste for a	12
with a few	12
pound of beef	12
and wash the	12
serve it hot	12
and as many	12
them together in	12
then scrape on	12
as long as	12
and then let	12
then put a	12
piece of fresh	12
how to preserve	12
be sure to	12
it all the	12
for an ague	12
it over a	12
and seeth them	12
the back of	12
quart of white	12
set them upon	12
then boyl them	12
work it up	12
make conserve of	12
oranges and lemons	12
water for the	12
fillet of veal	12
take a pottle	12
them as you	12
to a candie	12
a spoonfull of	12
and stamp it	12
take the juice	12
gammon of bacon	12
a little pepper	12
a breast of	12
with a pint	12
it is roasted	12
with a stick	12
sugar finely beaten	12
vinegar and sugar	12
minced very small	12
stick it with	12
and a handful	12
take so much	12
pour on your	12
then lay on	12
water till they	12
of running water	12
it is baked	12
in the head	12
then take of	12
leg of veal	12
into a deep	11
some of your	11
it in with	11
with a piece	11
the skin of	11
the same liquor	11
some claret wine	11
give it the	11
it in little	11
them very clean	11
how to roast	11
spoonfuls of the	11
good piece of	11
quarters of a	11
add to it	11
and blanch them	11
which must be	11
of beef suet	11
it stand two	11
while it is	11
is almost cold	11
pound of currans	11
all in a	11
one pound and	11
with your hand	11
little whole mace	11
let them not	11
with a spoon	11
strain it into	11
or three dayes	11
take a spoonful	11
in a piece	11
take two or	11
in a stove	11
it morning and	11
a good handfull	11
take three pints	11
or three houres	11
them stand a	11
then put thereto	11
and roast it	11
ounce of nutmegs	11
hard eggs minced	11
it be as	11
and take as	11
take three or	11
with sugar and	11
and one pound	11
of large mace	11
and take them	11
then cover it	11
a good piece	11
twenty four hours	11
the next morning	11
a candie height	11
scum it clean	11
and stick it	11
a few whole	11
four yolks of	11
the fire again	11
of the juyce	11
to make almond	11
pound of raisins	11
close it up	11
then you may	11
and put some	11
and one spoonful	11
take the white	11
in the liquor	11
pint of good	11
a large mace	11
after you have	11
be fit to	11
lye upon a	11
a chicken pie	11
take up your	11
out the bones	11
spoonfuls of rosewater	11
as much white	11
it will keep	11
well in a	11
half a quarter	11
pound of sweet	11
spirit of wine	11
together with some	11
you put in	11
it will help	11
it begin to	11
they be soft	11
a little sweet	11
very finely beaten	11
and three or	11
you think will	11
sugar and serve	11
roul it up	11
a quartern of	11
some large mace	11
them well in	11
wet the sugar	11
into thin slices	11
to the sore	11
heat of the	11
till all the	11
boil them till	11
keep them from	11
a very good	11
according to art	11
it to your	11
and large mace	11
save the gravy	11
for sore eyes	11
to a syrup	11
a penny loaf	10
it into thin	10
one that is	10
these very well	10
the face and	10
of each three	10
much as you	10
as you doe	10
a little verjuyce	10
in physick and	10
into a bason	10
a rouling pin	10
then fry them	10
wash your face	10
beat it in	10
so lay it	10
a broth to	10
when the water	10
the tops of	10
with your hands	10
a gammon of	10
put to the	10
to a candy	10
them stand all	10
their weight in	10
mince them small	10
so you may	10
for it will	10
of fine flower	10
each an ounce	10
all kind of	10
how to bake	10
sugar on it	10
comes out of	10
a good deal	10
in the midst	10
in white broth	10
then sweeten it	10
a grated nutmeg	10
stir them well	10
true gentlewomans delight	10
in two or	10
put all these	10
stirring it till	10
and wash it	10
a sheet of	10
and boil the	10
a day or	10
for a woman	10
good deal of	10
sugar on them	10
of fine sugar	10
until they be	10
and then strain	10
with the juice	10
at the bottom	10
boyl them very	10
double refined sugar	10
but you must	10
as much salt	10
into your tart	10
handful of parsley	10
make them into	10
till it will	10
to it as	10
with your knife	10
for the falling	10
boyl it till	10
be very tender	10
sauce for a	10
up and down	10
them to a	10
the place where	10
stand and cool	10
and the like	10
for a consumption	10
is the best	10
and grated nutmeg	10
in a quarter	10
and cut the	10
put them to	10
and mince them	10
and quarter them	10
it will not	10
till you think	10
they are enough	10
to make black	10
a frigasie of	10
it very thin	10
in white wine	10
a bundle of	10
of oyle of	10
on each side	10
of each an	10
put thereto two	10
it is boiled	10
how to stew	10
not too much	10
as will melt	10
are to be	10
pour it upon	10
or four days	10
it hath boyled	10
a few sweet	10
the height of	10
with a rouling	10
a true gentlewomans	10
to make sawces	10
it all over	10
small as you	10
to a little	10
juice of orange	10
to keep the	10
is boyled enough	10
boyl all these	10
to preserve grapes	10
stir them together	10
the leaves of	10
slices of orange	10
pound of fresh	10
a linnen cloth	10
thereto a little	10
it in thin	10
and wash your	10
and apply it	10
two gallons of	10
ounce of pepper	10
and take away	10
a little grated	10
and twenty houres	10
it half a	10
and then lay	10
half a sliced	10
stir it about	10
and pick them	10
and within a	10
then take so	10
text creation partnership	10
and give the	10
the morning fasting	10
the powder of	10
a little piece	10
then cut it	9
serve them on	9
save the liquor	9
put into a	9
put them together	9
sugar upon them	9
little piece of	9
and wring out	9
thicken it with	9
it is dry	9
of eggs and	9
and a grain	9
the water and	9
and cover them	9
make sawces for	9
in small pieces	9
half be wasted	9
that they may	9
the pulp of	9
with six spoonfuls	9
upon the coals	9
a dozen of	9
and garnish your	9
the bigness of	9
them upon a	9
it stand and	9
half of sugar	9
few whole cloves	9
pour on the	9
the sugar be	9
all well together	9
stir it together	9
or three pippins	9
then you must	9
raise up the	9
them upon the	9
as may be	9
then stir it	9
a little before	9
you may take	9
and fill it	9
into the pan	9
on sugar and	9
with a gentle	9
take a quantity	9
to the quantity	9
boil all these	9
bill of fare	9
and cut off	9
a neck of	9
then make your	9
a most excellent	9
some grated bread	9
an hour or	9
if there be	9
with the back	9
blades of large	9
drink of it	9
them over with	9
the gravy of	9
and a handfull	9
in a vessel	9
handful of sweet	9
twice or thrice	9
to comfort the	9
take two quarts	9
when it boyls	9
and an half	9
beat it into	9
that hath a	9
and the marrow	9
into the pie	9
with the yolks	9
bundle of sweet	9
them together till	9
think it is	9
scum it very	9
in the belly	9
a little beef	9
with the gravie	9
running of the	9
upon a chafing	9
strain out the	9
put it over	9
beat it well	9
all into a	9
keep it stirring	9
make a very	9
put on the	9
will make them	9
it well together	9
colour it with	9
pint of sack	9
little before you	9
or any other	9
round the dish	9
to make excellent	9
mix them together	9
them with nutmeg	9
of the back	9
in a clean	9
then dish it	9
you would have	9
spread it on	9
and of the	9
of half a	9
and make them	9
melt the sugar	9
and juice of	9
in the art	9
fire till it	9
with the water	9
with cloves and	9
boyle all these	9
the next day	9
of a leg	9
mix it with	9
take a leg	9
of red roses	9
in a large	9
and good store	9
with a cloth	9
pint of claret	9
you must not	9
take a handfull	9
white wine vinegar	9
is good to	9
it as much	9
of sugar to	9
temper it with	9
and beat the	9
and one ounce	9
at any time	9
them stand and	9
sugar in the	9
quart of the	9
into the wine	9
to make cheese	9
is ready to	9
as soon as	9
then boyle it	9
a bill of	9
beat it to	9
then wash them	9
you put them	9
on your sauce	9
of the whites	9
and so bake	9
it out of	9
fair water and	9
is very good	9
them in fair	9
back of a	9
all over the	9
weigh as much	9
it in when	9
it is ready	9
based on the	9
a sufficient quantity	9
but let it	9
to it the	9
yolks of three	9
in the stomack	9
to preserve white	9
in the joynts	9
one that hath	9
by the fire	9
clock in the	9
in season in	9
set it upon	9
is well boyled	9
they be enough	9
and clarifie it	9
according to the	9
be as thick	9
still it in	9
with a handful	9
of the neck	8
as you may	8
well with sugar	8
take one ounce	8
and grated bread	8
three gallons of	8
take two gallons	8
and the yolks	8
with hard eggs	8
so that the	8
then take off	8
to preserve damsons	8
sugar on the	8
with the white	8
of a lemon	8
then season them	8
them out and	8
a salve for	8
the fire in	8
it as small	8
them in your	8
and so set	8
make flesh of	8
it for the	8
you serve it	8
and lay on	8
and core them	8
in a cloath	8
a plaister for	8
then it is	8
an hour after	8
in yolks of	8
much water to	8
dry it in	8
till you see	8
half a spoonful	8
lay them one	8
to the fire	8
it is hot	8
much salt as	8
for the stone	8
bottome of the	8
so keep them	8
sugar to the	8
a few raisins	8
for it is	8
the water of	8
and sweet hearbs	8
it in fair	8
drink it in	8
untill they be	8
at your pleasure	8
a clean cloth	8
or three hours	8
red and white	8
them in white	8
i shall now	8
then serve it	8
rest of your	8
and chop them	8
is fit to	8
wring on the	8
into your coffin	8
to the place	8
to make yellow	8
and turn them	8
few raisins of	8
must have a	8
a water for	8
it stand all	8
beat them well	8
will melt the	8
two of the	8
one dram of	8
to make leach	8
and pour your	8
up like a	8
the inside of	8
many as you	8
each a handful	8
it be almost	8
wring out the	8
and put as	8
or three onions	8
in water till	8
water till it	8
of fare for	8
of red wine	8
as you shall	8
little white wine	8
into the pye	8
it boyle a	8
and keep the	8
will not be	8
a little runnet	8
into your cream	8
and white wine	8
out the cores	8
and sweeten it	8
to the height	8
fill it with	8
to make sugar	8
it is fit	8
when you think	8
art of angling	8
it with some	8
of claret wine	8
of six eggs	8
take two ounces	8
sufficient quantity of	8
boyl them a	8
you will find	8
the place grieved	8
it with sweet	8
put these into	8
two pound and	8
will wet the	8
lay it upon	8
as many as	8
on the coals	8
to them as	8
or a little	8
quarts of water	8
must be careful	8
and tye them	8
the water be	8
with grated bread	8
then scum it	8
in warm water	8
boil it a	8
into an oven	8
or three days	8
of the body	8
with four pound	8
which set down	8
them one by	8
of them in	8
then let the	8
it is stewed	8
a bunch of	8
pie for supper	8
to preserve apricocks	8
the sugar to	8
of sallet oyle	8
make a hole	8
into a paste	8
piece of sweet	8
between two dishes	8
clarifie it with	8
make paste royall	8
make it with	8
of the lungs	8
make your paste	8
down the back	8
ounces of the	8
with the rest	8
in a morning	8
from the cow	8
out of your	8
bleeding of a	8
so lay them	8
and slice them	8
marrow of two	8
half a nutmeg	8
then with a	8
them all into	8
a chine of	8
honour or quality	8
of a capon	8
board on the	8
and wipe them	8
an earthen pan	8
a young pig	8
together till they	8
very good for	8
will be fit	8
in the pot	8
then work it	8
onion or two	8
will be very	8
after it is	8
to make flesh	8
of the broth	8
and print it	8
it with sippets	8
then fry it	8
and this will	8
with beaten butter	8
it cureth the	8
but let them	8
on the other	8
quantity of the	8
them with butter	8
boil it to	8
skin of the	8
day or two	8
beat them to	8
cinnamon and sugar	8
they be all	8
the same ingredients	8
mince it small	8
the fire with	8
then beat the	8
and add to	8
make ielly of	8
to it two	8
make sauce for	8
side of the	8
to make ielly	8
as big as	8
take three ounces	8
and some of	8
you will have	8
of annise seeds	8
a little cloves	8
so close it	8
give it a	8
will make the	8
in when you	8
a posnet with	8
shall now give	8
all the bones	8
a branch of	8
of honour or	8
make the hair	8
till the water	8
quarters of an	8
gallons of new	8
take the fairest	8
in a pan	8
juice of oranges	8
for the same	8
for fear of	8
beaten very fine	8
in your eggs	8
thin slices of	8
it untill it	8
a lane of	8
when you are	8
dish up the	8
in the eye	8
to every ounce	8
boil it with	8
tye them close	8
in your pie	8
how to boyle	8
six ounces of	8
about the dish	8
keep it from	8
and put your	8
marrow of three	8
be careful that	8
the top and	7
a little flower	7
eggs well beaten	7
of sugar finely	7
sugar upon it	7
with slices of	7
of the finest	7
to make your	7
these together with	7
grains of musk	7
close with a	7
in a pottle	7
one part of	7
and lard it	7
spoonfull or two	7
and grind them	7
they are well	7
into a skillet	7
and season them	7
into a syrup	7
it two or	7
put it upon	7
to make cakes	7
pint of fair	7
boyl it a	7
make all these	7
keep them down	7
of water till	7
spoonfuls of verjuyce	7
up with the	7
over a gentle	7
the pap of	7
of this water	7
the sugar and	7
put two or	7
and two pound	7
of good cream	7
them till the	7
and mix it	7
you use them	7
in a deep	7
four handfuls of	7
vinegar and salt	7
a chafingdish of	7
then strew on	7
keying and markup	7
you see the	7
juice of two	7
pour out the	7
and this is	7
and the other	7
your oranges and	7
four blades of	7
a pot of	7
take a penny	7
the heat of	7
put thereto some	7
of each alike	7
and at four	7
it a quarter	7
little salt and	7
it hath stood	7
little grated bread	7
of grated bread	7
dragon steeped in	7
for dressing of	7
few sweet herbs	7
again till it	7
mingle them with	7
to stew beef	7
directions for dressing	7
and ice it	7
fill it up	7
till it begin	7
to clear the	7
up to a	7
as he can	7
of cloves and	7
directions for such	7
half of the	7
them stand in	7
a layer of	7
it with white	7
quart of water	7
to make oyle	7
and rub them	7
boil it in	7
serve them up	7
to every pint	7
half a peck	7
to candy all	7
into a posnet	7
it with rose	7
scum it well	7
each one dram	7
them to powder	7
by one upon	7
shred them very	7
it be hot	7
baked put in	7
as thin as	7
a new laid	7
the patient drink	7
boil a little	7
into it the	7
in your roots	7
take out all	7
in some sugar	7
mingle these together	7
a little saffron	7
beaten to powder	7
and then set	7
hearbs in the	7
of hard eggs	7
in a kettle	7
and stirre it	7
salt and pepper	7
lay it into	7
three hard eggs	7
pouder of ginger	7
sugar to a	7
of it in	7
after they are	7
ounce and a	7
you think they	7
which you may	7
ginger and sugar	7
medicine for any	7
the bleeding of	7
be ready to	7
stand an hour	7
you have done	7
to make sauce	7
and heat it	7
what you have	7
a pretty quantity	7
it stand an	7
it to pouder	7
over a soft	7
them as will	7
of the fowl	7
in the embers	7
take two pound	7
salt and vinegar	7
in the juice	7
then boil it	7
for the collick	7
to be eaten	7
every pint of	7
it be well	7
at the least	7
be in the	7
and put therein	7
for the plague	7
week or two	7
into small pieces	7
take an ounce	7
and so use	7
with a knife	7
to the same	7
then take six	7
one spoonfull of	7
in a quantity	7
lay them into	7
the point of	7
is baked put	7
published by w	7
once a day	7
it be dry	7
a stick of	7
keep it all	7
and with the	7
till the sugar	7
new and excellent	7
a clock in	7
on a soft	7
let it lie	7
them with sugar	7
of it self	7
and pour this	7
take your apricocks	7
till it grow	7
mix them well	7
a caudle of	7
the wrong side	7
all night in	7
a knuckle of	7
spoonfuls of sugar	7
prick it up	7
off the skin	7
with some butter	7
add to them	7
it a good	7
all the time	7
some sweet butter	7
make oyle of	7
with claret wine	7
to be sold	7
the stone in	7
into the cream	7
for a shoulder	7
give it to	7
three yolks of	7
sawces for roast	7
ten or twelve	7
of the reins	7
fresh butter and	7
eggs into the	7
use it as	7
sugar with some	7
of a quart	7
away all the	7
all over with	7
then still it	7
and shred them	7
new laid egg	7
of all sorts	7
a drachm of	7
then put as	7
it is melted	7
sugar to your	7
or four hours	7
all together in	7
for all manner	7
ounce and half	7
till all be	7
with so much	7
will sweeten it	7
out the kernels	7
you must first	7
a very soft	7
steeped in rose	7
then put some	7
in some salt	7
or in the	7
hour and a	7
together till it	7
the leg of	7
butter and vinegar	7
you have taken	7
one of them	7
of a wound	7
a haunch of	7
with ginger and	7
one drachm of	7
when you will	7
and take of	7
the distilled water	7
them with some	7
of good white	7
white wine and	7
a fillet of	7
and strew it	7
now give you	7
some yolks of	7
take to every	7
to strengthen the	7
against the fire	7
bottle it up	7
if you can	7
and garnish it	7
very soft fire	7
a row of	7
and roul it	7
pound of almond	7
to the patient	7
and three pints	7
with some sugar	7
much white wine	7
five spoonfuls of	7
of english honey	7
up your paste	7
and are to	7
with the gravy	7
a week or	7
a loin of	7
and spread it	7
put the eggs	7
knuckle of veal	7
or four yolks	7
take the weight	7
a candy height	7
it be a	7
as fine as	7
penny loaf grated	7
a little longer	7
of almond paste	7
well beaten with	7
to make goosberry	7
seeth it in	7
it comes out	7
with a quarter	7
biting of a	7
the other side	7
untill half be	7
make cakes of	7
then keep it	7
then lay a	7
then take an	7
may keep them	7
put in more	7
so put it	7
from the bones	7
medicine for a	7
in the juyce	7
six pound of	7
handful of thyme	7
a capon or	7
all the while	7
out the stones	7
it helpeth the	7
brims of the	7
then roul them	7
sugar and rose	7
pound of roots	7
the brims of	7
to preserve green	7
within a week	7
and work it	7
of the broath	7
bottome of a	7
it very close	7
will have a	7
it close with	7
hour before the	7
seeth them in	7
with the same	7
cover them with	7
a few cloves	7
and some sweet	7
and save the	7
sugar as you	7
make a strong	7
boyl a little	7
the eggs into	7
put into your	7
stone in the	7
manner you may	7
roast it with	7
in a few	7
now and then	7
and as you	7
in a linnen	7
boil them to	7
milk from the	7
with half a	7
yolks of hard	7
set them into	7
good handfuls of	6
and sweet majoram	6
a spoonfull or	6
keep them for	6
skum it very	6
to preserve quinces	6
from the tree	6
pound of refined	6
the patient to	6
as will season	6
put thereto the	6
fire till they	6
put in salt	6
and steep it	6
of sweet cream	6
it on again	6
take any of	6
them in vinegar	6
on the left	6
a few carraway	6
other fresh violets	6
may put in	6
they be thick	6
put your meat	6
and lay some	6
and put two	6
small with a	6
to the bigness	6
and fill the	6
suet minced small	6
the liquor that	6
with white wine	6
frigasie of chickens	6
let it hang	6
and pour in	6
so cover them	6
boyl it half	6
make a whitepot	6
with the meat	6
good for a	6
bottom of a	6
take one quart	6
them up with	6
let it not	6
the flesh and	6
beat them into	6
be sure you	6
pint of milk	6
all these into	6
of raw eggs	6
the french fashion	6
it according to	6
and put all	6
spoonfuls at a	6
on a chafing	6
beat them all	6
boil them with	6
print it in	6
be pretty thick	6
stir in the	6
to pickle broom	6
for the running	6
spoonfuls of sack	6
it out into	6
in the boyling	6
make a rare	6
a little milk	6
stamp and strain	6
quantity of cinnamon	6
a handful or	6
for the dropsie	6
the midst of	6
a kettle of	6
for making of	6
water to them	6
careful that you	6
pint of vinegar	6
with two or	6
in your dish	6
almost cold put	6
of the fairest	6
with a nutmeg	6
scrape sugar on	6
a little fine	6
before they be	6
so serve them	6
to the sugar	6
be very soft	6
go to bed	6
so boyl it	6
quarts of the	6
little of it	6
as much rose	6
the best way	6
to make aqua	6
of each six	6
roast a pig	6
chop them small	6
it at the	6
after it hath	6
let your sauce	6
or fillet of	6
be scalding hot	6
and throw it	6
temper all these	6
a hole in	6
take seven or	6
strengthen the back	6
it three or	6
from the stalks	6
then pour on	6
the bignesse of	6
the same meat	6
white broth with	6
an hour more	6
fold up your	6
them out into	6
much butter as	6
well with your	6
and a very	6
and the rest	6
the skin whole	6
put a good	6
out the water	6
an ointment for	6
and some salt	6
into a clean	6
drink of this	6
and all the	6
will serve to	6
it every morning	6
of each four	6
race of ginger	6
physick and chyrurgery	6
about an hour	6
little large mace	6
apply it to	6
will season it	6
then throw a	6
into a little	6
you go to	6
make a plaister	6
you see it	6
liquor of the	6
chafing dish of	6
quantity of one	6
inside of your	6
little rosewater and	6
to do this	6
two calves feet	6
in the eggs	6
candy all kind	6
the same manner	6
of the liver	6
take the whites	6
directions for making	6
a gentle heat	6
eggs with a	6
then when it	6
put him into	6
a spoonful or	6
stand a day	6
the oyl of	6
of sweet almonds	6
then fold up	6
and sliced nutmeg	6
in the english	6
every ounce of	6
strong of the	6
a little fair	6
then shake it	6
is cold you	6
any kind of	6
your apples and	6
the soles of	6
let the other	6
them upon sippets	6
a little large	6
in a limbeck	6
take three gallons	6
with the juyce	6
of the cream	6
excellent water for	6
and dip them	6
strain it and	6
which will make	6
of the wall	6
pudding to be	6
hour in the	6
it boyl a	6
the liquor of	6
before the fit	6
handful or two	6
this will make	6
stir it well	6
art of preserving	6
put a caudle	6
six yolks of	6
two grains of	6
and if the	6
to make fine	6
pound of ringo	6
with vinegar and	6
lay on the	6
manner of cookery	6
a little in	6
rump of beef	6
then pour some	6
garnish them with	6
wine and water	6
to it half	6
pound of suet	6
in yolkes of	6
off all the	6
a gallie pot	6
at the first	6
stand two dayes	6
marked as illegible	6
so that it	6
put to a	6
give you some	6
broth for a	6
a rowling pin	6
take of red	6
in the winter	6
directions for the	6
good for any	6
some sweet hearbs	6
pippins and pare	6
another part of	6
both in the	6
to dry cherries	6
them in thin	6
so long as	6
for an ach	6
caudle of white	6
beat your eggs	6
boil the syrup	6
boyle a capon	6
a little winter	6
mutton with oysters	6
about a pint	6
as clear as	6
and cut your	6
the gravy and	6
to a pint	6
the sugar with	6
a little lemon	6
sweet butter and	6
and so boyl	6
then weigh them	6
set it to	6
then dry them	6
physick and chirurgery	6
up to the	6
or three anchovies	6
the top to	6
smelts or flounders	6
pasty of venison	6
of mutton and	6
your prepared coffin	6
hole in the	6
and garnish the	6
will be well	6
it over with	6
it may not	6
little and little	6
little fresh butter	6
kidney of a	6
let them dry	6
and helpeth the	6
take six spoonfuls	6
manner of sweet	6
none of the	6
face and body	6
your paste very	6
web in the	6
cut your lamb	6
for the gout	6
and so boil	6
of the oysters	6
wash the face	6
make a pippin	6
but be sure	6
and shake it	6
pound of quinces	6
the running of	6
three drops of	6
coast of lamb	6
let it dry	6
a small quantity	6
little fair water	6
take a piece	6
that it will	6
take four ounces	6
take the yolkes	6
long as it	6
some juice of	6
of a good	6
and a quart	6
then take one	6
with a rowling	6
a capon with	6
a little warm	6
best time to	6
suffereth not the	6
beaten with rose	6
and fry it	6
it in again	6
it hath boiled	6
you shall think	6
the sides of	6
it before the	6
into the ale	6
of very good	6
of ringo roots	6
of green pease	6
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