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But I no need tell you wetin you go do, just do am sharp-sharp, And charge wetin you like to charge, my lady no go argue. -—T. HOOD. 

The ladies' committee no fit help but meet over and over again, dey waka about the gardens, wey dem don arrange, to put the stalls and decide wetin go dey and wetin no go dey. 

Dem wan get one art stall, wey Mrs. Henderson go dey in charge. For there, dem go put the very fine and beautiful sculptures and Italian bijouterie wey the Whites don send come house, and wey dem save from the marble works; also Mrs. Grinstead's drawings, Captain Henderson's own, those of others, screens and scrap-books and photographs. Jasper and some other people don agree to dey take photograph of anybody wey wan am; and for there too, dem display the Mouse-traps. Mrs. Henderson, wey sure say she go fine, dey look like Madonna for her costume, go dey in charge of the stall, with Gillian and two other girls, wey dey wear Italian peasant-dresses, wey Aunt Ada send come house. 

Gillian don decide say she go dey by her side. "Kalliope need person wey go give her courage," she talk. "Besides, I be the mother of the Mouse-trap, and I must see how e go dey go." 

Lady Flight and some young ladies wey she choose go dey in charge of the flowers; Mrs. Yarley don agree to dey in charge of the refreshments; Lady Merrifield go dey in charge of the normal bazaar stall. Her name dey respected, and Anna dey happy to dey under her protection. The care of Valetta and Primrose, not to talk of Dolores, na wetin dey ginger her to overcome any reluctance, and she dey happy say she dey for the committee when wahala questions dey come up, like Miss Pettifer's offer of a skirt-dance, wey no fit just reject like that as e don happen for Beechcroft, because Lady Flight and Mrs. Varley want am, and even Mrs. Harper dey ready to endure anything to raise the much-needed money, and she even think say Lady Merrifield too picky when she stop the dancing-class for Valetta and Primrose. 

Answer the following questions:
1. Where were the ladies goup walking around?
2. Were they unkept?
3. Why were they walking around there?
4. Who was over the "art stall"?
5. What was it to contain?
6. That who had sent?
7. Who was helping her run the "art stall"?
8. and who would stand by her?
9. and what was she the mom of?
10. Who was in charge of the flowers?
11. and who was over the food and drink?
12. Who said you could put whatever you like on credit?
13. Who was over the normal booth?
14. Who proposed a dance in skirts?
15. Where was this offer turned away at?
16. But who wanted it now?
17. Who stopped the dance classes?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. di gardens
2. no
3. to decide wetin suppose dey and wetin no suppose dey
4. Mrs. Henderson
5. sculpture and Italian bijouterie
6. di Whites
7. Gillian and two other girls
8. Gillian
9. di Mouse-trap
10. Lady Flight and a group of young ladies
11. Mrs. Yarley
12. T. HOOD
13. Lady Merrifield
14. Miss Pettifer
15. Beechcroft
16. Lady Flight and Mrs. Varley
17. Lady Merrifield``` 