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¶Who calls me (everyman) what hast y u haste I lie here in corners trussed and pile so hie And in chests I am locked full fast Also sacked in bags / thou mayste see w to thine eye I cannot steer / in packs low I lie what would you have / lightly mesaye ¶Sir & you in the world have trouble or adversity Than can I help you / to remedy shortly ¶Nay everyman / I sing a neither song I follow no man in such byages For and I went with the Thou shouldst fare Much the worse for me For because on me thou died set thy mind Thy reckoning I have made / blotted and blind That thine account thou cannot make truly And that haste thou for the love of me ¶Nay not so I am to bryttell I may not endure I will follow no man one foot be thou sure ¶That is to thy dampnacyo ̄ without lesynge For my love is contrary / to the love everlasting But if thou had me loved moderately during As to the poor to gyve part for me Than shouldst thou not in this dolour be Nor in this great sorrow and care ¶What wenest thou that I am thine ¶Nay everyman I say no As for a while I was lent the A season thou haste had me in prosperytye My conditions is man's soul to kill if I save one / a thousand I do spill Wenest thou that I will follow the From this world nay verily ¶Therefore to thy soul good is a thief For when thou art deed this is my guise A neither to deceive in the same wise As I have done the / & all to his souls reprefe ¶Marry thou brought thy self in care Where of I am glad I must needs laugh / I cannot be sad ¶No so God me speed Therefore farewell and have good day