 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR. 

CONCLUSION. 

Once again, and for the last time, we visit the floating light. 

E be calm sunny evening, about the end of autumn, when the Trinity tender, wey don do "the relief" of the old Gull, comot am make e go do the same service for her sister light-vessels. 

"Good-bye, Welton, good-bye, lads," shout the superintendent, dey wave him hand as the tender boat push off and leave dem, for another period of duty, for their floating home. 

"Good-bye, sir," reply the mate and men, as dem touch their caps. 

"Now, sir," talk Dick Moy to the mate, shortly after, when dem all, except the watch, gather below round the galley stove, "you go give us that letter wey you promise us?" 

"Wetin be the letter?" ask Jack Shales, wey never spend reach half of him period of service on board--one month--no know wetin dey happen for shore. 

"A letter from the lighthouse from Jim," talk the mate, as him light him pipe, "we receive am this morning as we dey prepare to come off." 

"All well and hearty, I hope?" ask Jerry MacGowl, as him sit down for bench, dey roll some tobacco between him palms, dey prepare to fill him pipe. 

"All well," reply the mate, as him bring out the letter wey dem dey talk about, and him dey look the address with plenty interest; "and strange news dey inside am." 

"Well, make we hear wetin dey inside am," talk Dick Moy; "we get time to read am before sunset, and e no good to keep people dey expect." 

1. E dey rain?
2. Wetin time of day e be?
3. Na which season?
4. Where the letter come from?
5. Na who light their pipe?
6. Na who sit down for bench?
7. Dem read the letter?
8. Na who shout and talk bye?
9. Wetin be the name of the ship?
10. Na who first ask about the letter?
11. Who else ask?
12. Wetin Jerry do after him sit down?``` <response>: ```1. No.
2. Evening
3. Autumn
4. di lighthouse
5. di mate
6. Jerry MacGowl
7. Probably, dem dey about to.
8. di superintendent
9. Gull
10. Dick Moy
11. Jack Shales
12. Roll tobacco for im pipe.``` 