title: 1 Newmarket Fair, or A Parliament Outcry of State Commodities, Set to Sale
title_page_title: <i>A Tragi</i>-COMEDY, <I>called</i> NEW-Market-FAYRE, OR A PARLIAMENT Out-Cry: <i>OF</i> State-Commodities, SET TO SALE.
title_page_performance: [in single column] <i>The</i> Prologue <i>sung by the Cryer</i>. | Come, come away, to the <i>Fayre</i> I say, | for now 'tis the <i>Saints</i> Market-Day: | Here be pretty things, 'toys for your <i>new</i> Kings, | Scepters, Crowns, Diamonds, Rings: | Mannors for <i>pleasure</i>, good <i>land</i> for your <i>treasure</i>; | good People, here is <i>measure for measure</i>. | Come <i>Tom</i> and <i>Noll, Iane, Cisse, Sue</i> and <i>Doll</i>, | and <i>wise</i> Aldermen of the <i>City</i>, | See but this <i>Play</i>, and before you goe away | you'l say 'tis wondrous pritty. | Welcom, Welcom, with all my heart, | For now I must goe minde my <i>Part</i>.
title_page_imprint: Printed at <i>you may goe look</i>. 1649.
paratext_charachter_list: "The Actors Names" [A1v]
transcript_modern_spelling: A tragicomedy called newmarket fair or a parliament outcry of state commodities set to sale the prologue sung by the crier come come away to the fair I say for now tis the saints' market day here be pretty things toys for your new kings scepters crowns diamonds rings manors for pleasure good land for your treasure good people here is measure for measure come tom and Noll Jane Cis Sue and Doll and wise Aldermen of the city see but this play and before you go away you'll say tis wondrous pretty welcome welcome with all my heart for now I must go mind my part Printed at you may go look 1649