STC 12256: Robert Greene, Greene's Never Too Late

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Title-page:

GREENES | Neuer too Late. | BOTH PARTES. | Sent to all youthfull Gentlemen, | desciphering in a true English Historie, those | particular vanities, that with their Frostie va-|pours, nip the blossomes of euery braine, | from attaining to his intended | perfection. | As pleasant as profitable, being a right Pumice stone, | apt to race out idlenesse with delight, and | folly with admonition. | By Robert Greene, In artibus | Magister. | Omne tulit punctum. | [orn "gre01"] | LONDON, | Printed by William Stansby for Iohn Smithwicke, and are to bee | sold at his Shop in Saint Dunstanes Churchyard in Fleete-|[street, 1616.]

Type: 20ll = 83, roman & italic; 20ll = 82.5 black letter.

Ornaments:

• bor-cer02: A4r
• misc-gre01: A1r
• fl-hill03: A3r
• f-gre03: A2v
• hp-top03: A3v
• b-gre04: A4r
• n-jon22a: I1v
• s-rath13: A2v
• s-rath14: A2r

• A: Greene01
• B: Greene01, 02
• C: " "
• D: " "
• E: Greene01
• F: " "
• G: " "
• H: " "
• I: " "
• K: " "
• L: Greene02
• M: " "
• N: Greene01
• O: Greene02
• P: " "
• Q: " "

• DFo (2)
• TxU

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