title: Nice Wanton
title_page_title: A pretie Enterlude called Nice wanton. [in single column] Wherin ye may see, | Three braunches of an il tree<i>:</i> | The mother and her Children three,  | Two naught, and one godly. | Early sharp, that wilbe thorne, | Soone il, that  wil be naught<i>:</i> | To be naught better vnborne, | Better vnfed then naughtily  taught.
title_page_performance: [in single column] Players. | The messenger. [in double columns] Barnabas.  Iniquitie, bayly arrant. | Ismael.  Xantippe. | Dalila.  Worldly shame. | Eulalia.  Daniel the Iudge.
title-page_latin_motto: Et magnum magnos, pueros perilia decus.
title_page_imprint: Imprinted at London at the long Shop adioyning vnto Saint Mildreds Church in the Pultrie, by Iohn Allde.
paratext_charachter_list: on title page [A1r]
paratext_other_paratexts: "The Song" [C2v]
stationer_entries_in_register: Jun 10, 1560: Entered to John King: "these Copyes ... nyce wanton".
transcript_modern_spelling: A pretty interlude called nice wanton wherein ye may see three branches of an ill tree the mother and her children three two naught and one godly early sharp that will be thorn soon ill that will be naught to be naught better unborn better unfed than naughtily taught. Et magnum magnos, pueros puerilia decus players the messenger barnabas iniquity baily arrant ishmael xanthippe dalila worldly shame eulalia Daniel the judge imprinted at london at the long shop adjoining unto saint mildred's church in the poultry by john allde