Which of the following offers the best example of formal diction?

"… If you will but let me go free for one short hour this night."
"A remarkable nose, if I may say so, a most remarkable nose."
"I am as a dead man, without value to the Government, to Your Excellency, …"
"…And you shall come at length to the directorship of all the prisons of Cho-sen."

Question

Which of the following offers the best example of formal diction?

 "… If you will but let me go free for one short hour this night."
 "A remarkable nose, if I may say so, a most remarkable nose."
 "I am as a dead man, without value to the Government, to Your Excellency, …"
 "…And you shall come at length to the directorship of all the prisons of Cho-sen."

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

"A remarkable nose, if I may say so, a most remarkable nose."

anonymous · Answer

yes but why

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

but i also saw the smae question and someone asnwered that it was c

anonymous · Answer

Idk man its up to you

anonymous · Answer

I believe B