There is a civil trial over the ownership of a parcel of real property (real estate.) The plaintiff proffers a deed to the property which shows the prior owner granting the property to the plaintiff. The deed was recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds (public office) according to the applicable state statute that governs the recording of deeds. The deed is a normal, routine property document. In the deed, there is a written statement that "John Gold, grantor, granted and sold this parcel of property to Bella Silver, grantee, for $200,000." The court should? Admit the deed into evidence because it is not hearsay. Admit the deed into evidence under FRE 803(14) and 803(15). Exclude the deed from evidence because it contains hearsay within hearsay. Exclude the deed from evidence because it is too prejudicial and violates FRE 403