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Most students of English history know the legend of Henry V. The commonly repeated story of Henry V involves the transformation of a young, wild prince named Hal into a responsible, pious leader. His youthful recklessness and wanton behavior caused many political and personal
problems, including a strained relationship with his father. Legendarily. Henry made an elaborate quasi-religious apology to his father and received
a generous pardon in return. This version of history then tells us that a more tempered Henry became a strong conscientious king. However, the
real history of Henry V is much less glamorous.
which revision corrects the punctuation error in the underlined sentence?

a. Legendarily Henry made an elaborate quasi-religious apology to his father and received a generous pardon in return.

b. Legendarily, Henry made an elaborate, quasi-religious apology to his father and received a generous pardon in return.

c. Legendarily, Henry made an elaborate, quasi-religious, apology to his father and received a generous pardon in return.

d. Legendarily Henry made an elaborate, quasi-religious apology to his father and received a generous pardon in return.

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