title: The Tide Tarrieth No Man
title_page_title: THE Tyde taryeth no Man. <i>A MOSTE PLEAsant and merry commody, right pythie and full of delight</i>.
title_page_author: Compiled by George Wapull.
title_page_performance: [in single column] Fowre persons may easily play it. | 1. The Prologue, Hurtfull help, the Tenaunt, Faithfull few for one. | 2. Paynted profyte, No good Neighbourhood, the Courtyer, Wastefulnesse, Christianitye,  Correction for another. | 3. Corage the Uice, Debtor, for another. | 4. Fayned furtheraunce, Gréedinesse the Marchaunt, Wantonnesse the Woman, the Seriaunt,  Authority and Dispayre, for another.
title_page_imprint: <i>Jmprinted at London, in Fleete</i>-streate,  beneath the Conduite, at the Signe of Saynt Iohn Euaungelist, by Hugh Iackson.  1576.
paratext_charachter_list: on title page [A1r]
stationer_entries_in_register: Oct 22, 1576: Entered to Hugh Jackson: "an Enterlude intituled The tide tariethe noe man".
transcript_modern_spelling: the tide tarrieth no man a most pleasant and merry comedy right pithy and full of delight compiled by George Wapull four persons may easily play it 1 the prologue hurtful help the tenant faithful few for one 2 painted profit no good neighborhood the courtier wastefulness Christianity correction for another 3 courage the vice debtor for another 4 feigned furtherance greediness the merchant wantonness the woman the sergeant authority and despair for another imprinted at London in Fleet Street beneath the conduit at the sign of Saint John Evangelist by Hugh Jackson. 1576