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Jun 12, 2020 Kareobl Jun 12, 2020 Kareobl May 19, 2020 LynneFarrington May 19, 2020 LynneFarrington May 01, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 39 9. in the Bigness of two Walnuts of ~~powderd~~ Sal Ammoniac [sofly] powderd. let it stew well, pour it into a Cone, & you will have white Copper -- If you will make it better Rx [recipe] of this Copper ℔ [pound] i [1] - add of Silver Wire ℥ [ounce] ii [2]-- melt them together with Sal. Ammon: & you will have a good Metal, as often as you melt it you must add Sal Ammon: & it will be malleable_ & when you work it, you must let it glow gently, & cool again__& when heat it gently pour the Thickest State, till it is thinner, & fit for the Hammer, for if you beet it hot it will work well you must observe, + the oftener you warm it + beil it qurlly[quickly] the better it will be_ You may make where its if thu, + draw it to wire, but you must observe, when it is ready, to neal it, + clean	p. 39 9. in the Bigness of two Walnuts of ~~powderd~~ Sal Ammoniac [sofly] powderd. let it stew well, pour it into a Cone, & you will have white Copper -- If you will make it better Rx [recipe] of this Copper ℔ [pound] i [1] - add of Silver Wire ℥ [ounce] ii [2]-- melt them together with Sal. Ammon: & you will have a good Metal, as often as you melt it you must add Sal Ammon: & it will be malleable_ & when you work it, you must let it glow gently, & cool again__& when heat it gently pour the Thickest State, till it is thinner, & fit for the Hammer, for if you beet it hot it will work well you must observe, + the oftener you warm it + beil it qurlly the better it will be_ You may make where its if thu, + draw it to wire, but you must observe, when it is ready, to neal it, + clean

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