Iff vermelone be blake and bade

{f.35r line 1:} Iff vermelone be blake and bade, grynde
hit welle one a stone alle drye, and thanne put
hit into a pece of sylver, and wasche hit
welle with clene water ij. or iij. tyme, and thanne [MS than` ie then]
poure owte the water therefro, and make a
pytt in a clene chalke stone, and cast in
that pytt alle thy vermelone, and let hit
stonde so a whyle to hit be rede; and
thanne grynd hit eft-sone one a stone, and
[MS: ? after ] thane ley abrode [i think abrode. Does hall say Ob or Ab] one a skyne
of parchement to dry in the sonne; and
whene thou wylle, temper hit to wryte with.
Take the rynde of a walnot tre, and
schere hit smalle in the gleyre of egges,
and let hit stond so a whyle, and then temper
therewith thy vermelone withowte ony
more gryndynge.