List three sets of contrasting words used by everyman in his second soliloquy.
everyman.
alack! shall we thus depart indeed
(ah, lady, ), without any more comfort?
lo, fellowship forsaketh me in my most need. 305
for in this world whither shall i resort?
fellowship here before with me would merry make,
and now little sorrow, for me cloth he take.
it is said, "in prosperity men friends may find,
which in adversity be full unkind." 310
now whither for succor shall i flee,
sith that fellowship hath forsaken me? since
to my kinsmen i will, truly,
praying them to me in my necessity;
i believe that they will do so, 315
for "kind will creep where it may not go kinship/walk".