Kindred collectively refuses to go on the journey and the title character's favorite cousin claims he would go but for a cramp in his toe.
In this work, Fellowship reminisces with the title character about their days of revelry but refuses to follow him on an all-important journey. Kindred collectively refuses to go on the journey and the title character's favorite cousin claims he would go but for a cramp in his toe. At its end a Doctor reminds all men that Beauty, Strength, Discretion, and the Five Wits will not follow one to the final judgment: Good Deeds will be one's sole companion. For 10 points, identify this anonymous morality play of fifteenth century England.
In this work, Fellowship reminisces with the title character about their days of revelry but refuses to follow him on an all-important journey.
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