1. Everyman
... that people say certain things as jokes and what he told Everyman earlier was indeed a joke. Everyman begs Fellowship to go with him, but he still refuses to go along on his journey. I will not a foot with thee go; But, and thou had tarried, I would not have left thee so. And, as now, God speed ... Almighty God and confess his life. He also tells him that money makes all right that is wrong. But once again, Goods tells him that he will not go along on the voyage. Nay, Everyman; I sing another song, I follow no man in such voyages; For, and I went with thee, Thou Shouldst fare much for ....
- Word Count: 3103
- Approx Pages: 12
- Grade Level: High School