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Old Saint Paul’s

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But in regard to yourself.

You say you are afraid of the plague.

I will give you an electuary to drive away the panic;" and he produced a small jar, and handed it to the porter.

"It is composed of conserve of roses, gillyflowers, borage, candied citron, powder of _laetificans Galeni_, Roman zedoary, doronicum, and saffron.

You must take about the quantity of a large nutmeg, morning and evening." "You make me for ever your debtor, learned sir," rejoined Blaize.


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