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_Scar_. Now, Sir, be pleas'd to observe the three Regions: if they be bright, without doubt _Mars_ is powerful; if the middle Region or Camera be palled, _Filia Solis_ is breeding. _Doct_. Hum. _Scar_. And then the third Region, if the Faeces be volatile, the Birth will soon come _in Balneo_. This I observed also in the Laboratory of that ingenious Chymist _Lysidono_, and with much Pleasure animadverted that Mineral of the same Zenith and Nadir, of that now so famous Water in _England_, near that famous Metropolis, call'd _Islington_. _Doct_. Seignior-- _Scar_. For, Sir, upon the Infusion, the Crows Head immediately procures the Seal of _Hermes_; and had not _Lac Virginis_ been too soon suck'd up, I believe we might have seen the Consummation of _Amalgama_. [Bellemante _having got her Letters, goes off. She makes Signs to him to stay a little. He nods_. _Doct_. Most likely, Sir. _Scar_. But, Sir, this _Garamanteen_ relates the strangest Operation of a Mineral in the Lunar World, that ever I heard of. _Doct_. As how, I pray, Sir? _Scar_. Why, Sir, a Water impregnated to a Circulation with _prima Materia_; upon my Honour, Sir, the strongest I ever drank of. _Doct_. How, Sir! did you drink of it? _Scar_. I only speak the words of _Garamanteen_, Sir. --Pox on him, I shall be trapt. [_Aside_. _Doct_. Cry Mercy, Sir.-- [_Bows_. _Scar_. The Lunary Physicians, Sir, call it _Urinam Vulcani_, it calybeates every ones Excrements more or less according to the Gradus of the natural Calor.--To my Knowledge, Sir, a Smith of a very fiery Constitution is grown very opulent by drinking these Waters. _Doct_. How, Sir, grown rich by drinking the Waters, and to your Knowledge? _Scar_. The Devil's in my Tongue. To my Knowledge, Sir; for what a Man of Honour relates, I may safely affirm. _Doct_. Excuse me, Seignior-- [_Puts off his Hat again gravely_. _Scar_. For, Sir, conceive me how he grew rich! since he drank those Waters he never buys any Iron, but hammers it out of _Stercus Proprius_. _Enter_ Bellemante _with a Billet_. _Bell_. Sir, 'tis three a Clock, and Dinner will be cold. [_Goes behind_ Scaramouch, _and gives him the Note and goes out_. _Doct_. I come, Sweet-heart; but this is wonderful. _Scar_. Ay, Sir, and if at any time Nature be too infirm, and he prove Costive, he has no more to do, but apply a Load-stone _ad Anum_. _Doct_. Is'
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