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filter + [cuogulele?] to a velt , + Len an
earthen [symbol?] till no more comes
+ en bel remains et the Bottom of
[crossed out word] which is very transparent, first
+ [incumbustible?]

If you add to the [symbol] after
preparing it with the Oil seperated by
Washing [symbol] Renew with the oil when
[Pd?] + you know how to form a Match
[efil?], you will have the [incumbustible?]
[Fere?] of the Wise—which has never yet
been [reseseverd?]

Every body knows the
[incombustible?] Match which is the
[loruian?] there is [pleemeul?] a [Allun?]
which a crust lu filed inte[into] e[a] Match

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