Every Man a Morality
Every Man a Morality
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Alas, I have the loved, and had grete pleasure All my lyfe dayes on good and treasure. Goodes.
That is to thy dampnacyon without lesynge, For my love is contrary to the love everlastynge ; But yf thou had me loved moderately durynge, As, to the poore gyve parte of me, Than sholdest thou not in this dolour be, Nor in this grete sorowe and care. Every-man.
Lo, now was I deceyved or I was ware, And all I may wyte my spendynge of tyme. Goodes, What, wenest thou that I am thyne? Every-man.
I had wen...t so.
Goodes.
Naye, Everyman, I saye no : As for a whyle I was lente the ; A season thou hast had me in prosperyte ; My condycyon is mannes soule to kyll, If I save one a thousande I do spyll : Wenest EVERY-MAN. 19 Wenest thou that I wyll folowe the? Nay, fro this worlde not veryle.
Every-man.
I had wende otherwyse.
Goodes.
Therfore to thy soule Good is a thefe, For whan thou arte deed, this is my gyse, Another to deceyve in this same wyse, As I have done the, and all to his soules reprefe. E-very-man* O false Good, cursed thou be, Thou traytour to God that hast deceyved me, And caught me in thy snare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alas, I have the loved, and had grete pleasure All my lyfe dayes on good and treasure. Goodes.
That is to thy dampnacyon without lesynge, For my love is contrary to the love everlastynge ; But yf thou had me loved moderately durynge, As, to the poore gyve parte of me, Than sholdest thou not in this dolour be, Nor in this grete sorowe and care. Every-man.
Lo, now was I deceyved or I was ware, And all I may wyte my spendynge of tyme. Goodes, What, wenest thou that I am thyne? Every-man.
I had wen...t so.
Goodes.
Naye, Everyman, I saye no : As for a whyle I was lente the ; A season thou hast had me in prosperyte ; My condycyon is mannes soule to kyll, If I save one a thousande I do spyll : Wenest EVERY-MAN. 19 Wenest thou that I wyll folowe the? Nay, fro this worlde not veryle.
Every-man.
I had wende otherwyse.
Goodes.
Therfore to thy soule Good is a thefe, For whan thou arte deed, this is my gyse, Another to deceyve in this same wyse, As I have done the, and all to his soules reprefe. E-very-man* O false Good, cursed thou be, Thou traytour to God that hast deceyved me, And caught me in thy snare.
What to read after Every Man a Morality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boucicault, Dion, 1820-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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