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.

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.

anonymous · Answer

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