 
 <prompt> **CHAPTER IV.**

**MRS. MADDEN'S BALL.**

Two days afta di dinner, George Bertram waka enta Eaton Square go see Lady Harcourt; but, as e happen, she no dey alone. Their meeting dis time no too dey awkward for any of dem. E no too tey wey e stay; and as strangers dey around, e fit yarn freely on indifferent subjects. Lady Harcourt probably no too yarn plenty, but she dey look as if she dey yarn plenty.

And den Adela Gauntlet show face for town for one month; and George, even though e show face for Eaton Square three or four times, e never see Caroline alone; but e dey used to see her and dey with her. The strangeness of their meeting fade away: e fit talk to her without hiding anything on common matters of life, and e see say e dey enjoy am well well.

Adela Gauntlet dey present for all these meetings, and for her mind she dey condemn dem well well; but she no fit talk anything to Caroline. Dem bin dey friends--real friends; but Caroline dey like stone to her now. Dis visit wey Adela promise don dey long--yes, very long; because when she first promise am, na Mrs. Bertram she bin wan visit. We sabi how these promises dey still dey alive. Caroline bin dey beg am even when she know say Adela presence no fit comfort her again; and Adela no fit refuse now, so that she no go look like say she dey condemn. But she feel say Caroline Harcourt fit never be to her wetin Caroline Bertram for don be. <response>: ```1. Who dey every function?
2. She think say dem good?
3. She tell Caroline?
4. Caroline na her friend abi?
5. Why she no fit tell am how she dey feel?
6. Dem plan this visit go Caroline?
7. Who Adela first talk say she dey go see?
8. Mrs. Bertram na who?
9. Caroline marry George?
10. Why Adela gree finally come see Caroline?
11. George come see who?
12. For where?
13. When?
14. E dey awkward?
15. How e take happen?
16. How e help?
17. E dey there for long?
18. George see Caroline after that?
19. Alone?
20. Things come dey comfortable between them?``` 