Question

Which of the following sentences best represents the plain style and typology commonly used by Puritans such as William Bradford?

A: I'm going to sing-song-skip to the store.
B: He is my herald in an ink-dark night, my lifeboat in foamy, raging waters, my lighthouse on a craggy, rocky, dangerous shore.
C: He is old and wise, like Methuselah.
D: Nobody compares to Paul when it comes to spreading the word.

Answer 1

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