 
 <prompt> CHAPTER 57. Anoda Wedding

Mr Sownds di beadle, and Mrs Miff di pew-opener, dey early for their posts for di fine church wey Mr Dombey marry. One old man wey yellow face from India, wan marry young wife dis morning, and six carriages full of people dey expect, and Mrs Miff don hear say di old man fit pave di road to church with diamonds and e no go miss am. Di wedding blessing go dey superior, na from one very reverend, one dean, and di lady go dey give away, as one special present, by person wey come from Horse Guards.

Mrs Miff dey less tolerant of common people dis morning pass how she dey normally be; and she always get strong opinion on top dat matter, because e dey relate to free sittings. Mrs Miff no be student of political economy (she think say di science dey connect with dissenters; 'Baptists or Wesleyans, or some o' them,' she talk), but she no fit ever understand wetin concern common folks to marry. 'Drat 'em,' Mrs Miff talk 'you dey read di same things over 'em' and instead of sovereigns get sixpences!'

Mr Sownds di beadle dey more liberal pass Mrs Miff--but e no be pew-opener. 'E must happen, Ma'am,' e talk. 'We must marry 'em. We must get our national schools to dey lead, and we must get our standing armies. We must marry 'em, Ma'am,' Mr Sownds talk, 'and make di country dey move.'

 <response>: ```1. church
2. No.
3. pew-opener
4. Mrs Miff
5. Mr Sownds
6. beadle
7. A marriage
8. India
9. No.
10. Yes.
11. YEs.
12. The nuptial benediction is to be a superior one
13. No.
14. common people
15. No.
16. free sittings
17. Yes.
18. No.
19. sixpences
20. No.``` 