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in a Sieve with the Skin downwards
where there is a free Passage for [it? symbol?]. &
Sprinkle the fleshy [Sede?] with [symbol - salt], &
It will melt & drop from the [Tash? Possibly uses symbol]
into a Vessel below. Continue this
[til?] the Beef is sufficiently [symbol - salted?] to
keep, & the [symbol - salt] will at last lay dry
when in, the Beef being saturated.

Evaporate the [Ley?] that has
fallen & [engshallow?] or coagulate, &
you will have a [symbol - salt]; but it will have
lost its Savour, & be good for
Nothing [?]
having lost its Male Nature, which
is absorbed by the Meat, & what re
mains is a female aqueous Nature
which may again be animated
by the [symbol - sun] or [symbol - fire] & become good [symbol - salt]

[Leeare?]. Whether [symbol - water] can [?] from
Northern Climates to the Equator,

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