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Read this excerpt from Herman Melville's "The Lightning-Rod Man," which contains a mythological allusion. "Mr. Jupiter Tonans, I am not accustomed to be commanded in my own house." "Call me not by that
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Read this excerpt from Herman Melville's "The Lightning-Rod Man," which

contains a mythological allusion.
"Mr. Jupiter Tonans, I am not accustomed to be commanded in my own
house."
"Call me not by that pagan name. You are profane in this time of terror."
Which of these statements best conveys the meaning of the allusion?

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