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{f.37v line 10:} Grene for bokys; grynde welle j.
li. of vertgrece on a stone, and put there
to a chyde of saffrone in the gryndyng
thereof, or more, and hit nede, to thou se hit be
grene y-noge, and thanne temper hit uppe with
the juce of a rotyne appylle strayned
thorowe a clene clothe, and let it stonde
so ij. days in an horne withowte ony stray-
-nyng; and whanne thou wolte worche there with,
{f.38r”} take of the clereste that hovy3te above,
and there thou schalt fynde a goode grene for
alle maner thynges, and medelle the juce of
the apulle with a lytelle gume water.