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¶Everyman good morrow by this day Sir why lokest thou so piteously If any thing be amys / I pray the me say That I may help to remedy ¶My true friend / show to me your mind I will not forsake the / unto my lives end In the way of good company ¶Sir I must needs know your heaviness. I have pity to see you in any destresse If any have you wronged you shall revenged be Though I on the ground be slain for the Though that I know before that I should die ¶Tush / be thy thanks I set not a straw Show me your grief / and say no more ¶Sir I say as I will do in deed ¶And so you shall evermore For in faith and thou go to hell I will not forsake the by the way ¶I speak of no deserving / by this day For he that will say / and nothing do Is not worthy with good company to go Therefore show me the grief of your mind As to your friend most loving and kind ¶That is matter in deed / promise is duyte But & I should take such a voyage on me I know it well it should be to my pain Also it makes me afeard certain But let us take council here as we can For your words would fear a strong man ¶So I said certainly But such pleasures be set aside / the sooth to say And also if we took such a journey When should we cume again ¶In faith than will not I cume there Who hath you these tidings brought ¶No why God that all hath bought If death were the messenger For no man that is living to day I will not go that lothesom journey Not for the father that begat me ¶I wot well I said so truly And yet / if y e Wilt eat & drink & make good there Or haunt to women / that lusty company I would not forsake you / while the day is clear Trust me verily ¶Nay in good faith / I will not that way But and thou Wilt murder / or any man kill In that I will help the / with a good will ¶Whither you have loved me or no By Saint John ̄ I will not with the go ¶Nay and thou would gyve me a new gown I will not one foot with the goo But and y to had tarried I would not a left the so And as now God speed the in thy journey For from the I will depart as fast as I may ¶you by my say / to God I betake the ¶A dew for I shall never see the no more