What do the following lines from the play Everyman refer to? When the body lieth in clay.

Here shall you see how Fellowship and jollity,

Both Strength, Pleasure, and Beauty,

Will fade from thee as flower in May. A. the corrupt nature of discretion

B. the enduring nature of happiness

C. the fleeting nature of earthly pleasures

D. the transient nature of summer flowers

E. the delicate nature of fellowship

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Mireya

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22 October, 05:33

What do the following lines from the play Everyman refer to? When the body lieth in clay.

Here shall you see how Fellowship and jollity,

Both Strength, Pleasure, and Beauty,

Will fade from thee as flower in May. A. the corrupt nature of discretion

B. the enduring nature of happiness

C. the fleeting nature of earthly pleasures

D. the transient nature of summer flowers

E. the delicate nature of fellowship

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Darnell Hardin · Answer 1

The question ask to choose among the following choices that tells about the line in you question refers to and base on the line, the answer would be letter B. The enduring nature of happiness. I hope you are satisfied with my answer and feel free to ask for more if you have question and further clarification