Everyman
Everyman
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3Ebrrj>man Alas, that ever I was bore ! For now shall I never be merry, If that you forsake me.
[ i6 ] Ah, sir! what, ye be a merry man! Take good heart to you, and make no moan. But one thing I warn you, by Saint Anne, As for me ye shall go alone.
lEtjergman My cousin, will you not with me go?
mttsnuin No, by our lady, I have the cramp in my toe: Trust not to me; for, so God me speed, I will deceive you in your most need.
ItiutireTr It availeth not us to tice : Ye shall have my maid with all m...y heart; She loveth to go to feasts, there to be nice.
And to dance, and abroad to start: I will give her leave to help you in that journey, If that you and she may agree.
iSijctsman No, show me the very effect of your mind ; Will you go with me, or abide behind?
Abide behind! yea, that will I, and I may; Therefore farewell till another day.
lEbrrstnan How should I be merry or glad? For fair promises men to me make ; *«i.
But, when I have most need, they me forsake; I am deceived, that maketh me sad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3Ebrrj>man Alas, that ever I was bore ! For now shall I never be merry, If that you forsake me.
[ i6 ] Ah, sir! what, ye be a merry man! Take good heart to you, and make no moan. But one thing I warn you, by Saint Anne, As for me ye shall go alone.
lEtjergman My cousin, will you not with me go?
mttsnuin No, by our lady, I have the cramp in my toe: Trust not to me; for, so God me speed, I will deceive you in your most need.
ItiutireTr It availeth not us to tice : Ye shall have my maid with all m...y heart; She loveth to go to feasts, there to be nice.
And to dance, and abroad to start: I will give her leave to help you in that journey, If that you and she may agree.
iSijctsman No, show me the very effect of your mind ; Will you go with me, or abide behind?
Abide behind! yea, that will I, and I may; Therefore farewell till another day.
lEbrrstnan How should I be merry or glad? For fair promises men to me make ; *«i.
But, when I have most need, they me forsake; I am deceived, that maketh me sad.
What to read after Everyman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred H Alfred Henry Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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