If a world is deprived of literature, what would happen to the broad, the noble and the generous?

They would be living a free life without care.

They would worry themselves into petty issues.

They would tend to dissappear and life would be correspondingly degraded.

If a world is deprived of literature, what would happen to the broad,

1.	If a world is deprived of literature, what would happen to the broad, the noble and the generous?
A.	They would be living a free life without care.
B.	They would worry themselves into petty issues.
C.	They would tend to dissappear and life would be correspondingly degraded.
D.	They would celebrate life.
Answer» D. They would celebrate life.

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