 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER VI 

THE THORN HEDGE 

Mist dey waka for inside d hollows and d new moon dey shine between d light clouds wey no dey move. D air dey wet and Jim dey button hin driving-coat as e dey yan with Bernard for steps for Dryholm. Hin small car dey near d arch, with hin lights dey shine for d dewy lawn. 

"Your lamps dey dull," Bernard talk. "If you go wait small, I go send dem go garage." 

Jim talk say e sabi d road and d lamps go still dey burn until e reach house; and Bernard continue: "I believe say you sabi say wetin you dey do for d marsh no go make people like you." 

"Lance Mordaunt talk something like that, but I no see why people suppose dey complain," Jim reply. "The marsh na my own." 

"Your title dey correct," Bernard gree. "Since d ground no dey enclosed, Joseph no send anybody message about sporting rights and your neighbors just believe say dem fit shoot small ducks and snipe anytime wey dem like. The sport dey rough for men wey dey shoot hand-reared pheasants, but e get some joy for killing birds wey dey really wild." 

"E get some joy. The game wey I don shoot dey really wild; infact, sometimes I dey take big risk when I miss. When you dey pursue bull moose or cinnamon bear, e dey good make you aim well. Well, I go prefer make my neighbors like me, but I no mean say I go keep my land waste make dem dey play for am." 

Bernard nod. "You no dey fear say people no go like you? Anyhow, I believe say I for don commot Shanks, instead make I send am go Bank-end. The guy dey crafty and some people believe say e fit wan revenge."``` <response>: 1. Jim and Bernard
2. for steps for Dryholm
3. di new moon
4. yes
5. no
6. Bernard.
7. yes
8. no
9. e sabi di road and dem go last until e reach house
10. men wey dey shoot hand-reared pheasant
11. Shanks
12. jim 