Select the correct texts in the passage.

Answer:

"You feigned being an envoy extraordinary and an agent to and from Jupiter Tonans,"

"Who granted you, you Tetzel, the authority to spread your indulgences under divine sanction? Our hairs are counted, and the days of our lives. In thunder or sunshine, I am at ease."

The best fitting excerpt from the story is:

"You feigned being an envoy extraordinary and an agent to and from Jupiter Tonans," I laughed; "You just a man standing here between earth and sky, do you imagine that since you can spark a little green light from the Leyden jar, you can fully avoid the celestial bolt? Your rod corrodes or snaps, and where will you be? Who granted you, you Tetzel, the authority to sell indulgences supposedly sanctioned by divine decree? Our hairs are counted, and our days numbered. Whether in storm or sunshine, I remain calm. False representative, begone! Look, the storm’s scroll is rolled away; the house remains unharmed; and I discern in the rainbow above, and refuse to wage war upon mankind."