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170
Warm the Oil then add the Tur
pentine - & then the Gums, in ~~put these~~
a Mattras, taking Care it does not
take fire -

176 To boil Lonseed [Linseed] Oil

Put 2 ~~℥ [ounce]~~ ℔ [pound] of the Oil into an
Iron Kettle with [o?] a of Water, then
tye up in a small Linnen Bag
Minium, Litharge, & [?]oil that remain
in the Oil during its being on the
fire and boil the Oil till the [Mattare?]
is consumed. -

176 Copal Varnish

~~lb [pound] i [1] of~~ Gum Copal in Powder
lb [pound] i [1] —put it in an Iron Pot upon a
strong Coal Fire, put in of Venice
Turpentene ℥ [ounce] ii[2] — upon the Gum when

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