1. In the first stanza, the speaker views the daisy as
(A) a worthy adversary for his arguments (B) an example of God's glory (C) an ordinary yet beloved natural object (D) a beautiful yet uncomprehending part of
nature (E) a common yet controversial object of
devotion

Read this expert from herman melville’s the lightning rod man which contains a mythological allusion mr. jupiter tonans i am not accustom to be commanded in my own house call me now by the paga name you are profane in this time of terror which of these statements best conveys the meaning of the illusion