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…”

The excerpt "We did put Mr. Hater, poor man, to bed a little; but he got very little rest…" most clearly indicates that the work is a first-person account.