<prompt> Akaretsa kgaolo ya ho qetela ya padi.Buka ena ke Khosatsana e Nyenyane ka Frances Hodgson Burnett.  <response>: Instruction in English: Summarize the last chapter of a novel. . Response in English: In the last chapter of A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett, we see the life of Sarah Crewe, the protagonist, dramatically change. After living in poverty and working as a maid for Miss Minchins school, Sarah is reunited with her fathers friend, Mr. Carrisford, who had been searching for her. He informs her that her fathers financial investments in diamond mines had been successful, and she is now wealthy. Sarah forgives Miss Minchin for her previous cruelty, gives some of her riches to her friends and the beggar girl, Anne, and moves to live with Mr. Carrisford. She starts a new life, surrounded by love and luxury, but still remembers her past hardships and remains kind and compassionate towards others. In the end, Sarah is no longer a little princess in her imagination; she has become a real-life princess with her actions and heart. . Response in Sesotho: Khaolong ea ho qetela ea Khosatsana e Nyenyane ka Frances Hodgson Burnett, re bona bophelo ba Sarah Crewe, protagonist, bo fetoha haholo. Ka mora ho phela bofutsaneng le ho sebetsa e le mosebeletsi oa sekolo sa Miss Minchin, Sarah o kopana hape le motsoalle oa ntatae, Monghali Carrisford, ea neng a ntse a mo batla. O mo tsebisa hore matsete a lichelete a ntatae merafong ea litaemane a atlehile, me joale o ruile. Sarah o tšoarela Mofumahali Minchin bakeng sa bokhopo ba hae ba nakong e fetileng, o fana ka tse ling tsa maruo a hae ho metsoalle ea hae le ngoanana oa mokōpa-kōpa, Anne, me o fallela ho ea lula le Monghali Carrisford. O qala bophelo bo bocha, a pota-potiloe ke lerato le mabothobotho, empa o ntse a hopola mathata a hae a fetileng mme o lula a le mosa a bile a qenehela ba bang. Qetellong, Sara ha e sa le mofumahali e monyenyane monahanong oa hae; o fetohile khosatsana ea sebele ka liketso le pelo ea hae. 