Boil this pound of Hops in a Pot and half of fair water, till it come to one Pot, and this quantity is sufficient for a Barrel of Meathe.
Boil the Apples by themselves in fair water, with a very little Sugar, to make them tender; then put them into the liquor, and the rest, the other half of the Sugar with them.
Paris as ever attracted him; and in France were good doctors for his disease, the stone.
With a distinctly rationalistic temper, he was yet a faithful, if independent, son of the Roman Church.
Neglect of this gallantry was construed almost as a national insult.
Perhaps to gain experience, of which he was always greedy.
Add twice or thrice its weight of fair water, and let it stand some hours to settle.
Boil the Gold repeatedly in fair water, till the water come off quite insipid.
For this purpose the Salt-petre to be refined need only be dissolved in fair water.
The Rhombus is cur'd by laying upon it a Bolster dipt in fair Water, between the Folds of which must be put a little Salt, to dissolve and prevent the Suppuration.
Before they are apply'd, it is also expedient to let 'em purge during some Days in fair Water, fast half a Day in a Box without Water.
The same applied with meal and fair water in manner of a poultice, to any place affected with convulsions, the cramp, and such as are out of joint, doth give help and ease.
Take of the flesh of Quinces cut and boiled in fair water to a thickness, eight pounds, white sugar six pounds, boil it to its just thickness.
Bolsters and pillows can be pounded in hot suds, without taking out the feathers, rinsing them in fair water.
In painting with this composition, the colors blend without difficulty when wet, and even when dry the tints may easily be united by means of a brush and a very small quantity of fair water.
Bloodroot is a very powerful emetic or purge: steeped in spirits, it will serve for an emetic; and boiled in fair water it serves as a purge.
Then boil them in a pot or pan of fair water, with a piece of interlarded bacon, some spices and salt; tye them fast at both ends, and make them of what length you please.
Wash on the bottle, soaping it well, rinse by plunging in a pail of fair water, and boil as you would a white handkerchief, bottle and all.
Then soak in fair water, changing it every day for ten days.
Boil a double handful of hay or grass in a new iron pot, before attempting to cook with it; scrub out with soap and sand; then set on full of fair water, and let it boil half an hour.
Wash them and soak a day and a night in fair water, changing this four times.
By the west end of this parish church have ye a fair water conduit, built at the charges of the city in the year 1546.
At the gate of this Charter-house is a fair water conduit, with two cocks, serving the use of the neighbours to their great commodity.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fair water" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
