13.
which of these excerpts from pepys’s /the fire of london /*most* clearly
indicates that the work is a first-person account?
/(1 point)/

* “extraordinary good goods carried in carts…”
* “we did put mr. hater, poor man, to bed a little; but he got very
little rest…”
* “everybody endeavoring to remove their goods, and flinging into the
river…”
* “poor mitchell’s house, as far as the old swan, already burned that
way…”

* “We did put Mr. Hater, poor man, to bed a little; but he got very

little rest…”

This is the sentence that best shows the fact that the work is a first-person account. The rest of the sentences describe the action from a third-person point of view, as the narrator does not participate in the scenes. However, in the second sentence, the narrator states "We... put Mr. Hater... to bed a little." The use of the pronoun "we" indicates that the narrator was involved in the action, which makes the work a first-person account.

not sure but i think it’s the snug nest