[The printing of this play in the original is atrocious—à la Cock-Robin shop: type worn and battered; bad spelling; turned letters—b, d, f, long s, k, l—all long "stamps" used interchangeably; throughout a monument of bad Caxtonship.]
[Reduced Facsimile of the Title-page of "Impatient Poverty" from a copy now in the British Museum.]
[A New Interlude of]
IMPATIENT POVERTY
newly Imprinted, 1560
Four men may well and easily play this Interlude
| Peace, and Colhazard, and Conscience | for one man |
| Abundance and Misrule | for another man |
| Impatient Poverty Prosperity, and Poverty | for one man |
| Envy, and the Sumner | for another man |
Imprinted at London, in Paul's Churchyard at the Sign of the Swan, by John King