 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER XXI 

A WILDCAT AMONG THE HORSES 

Di bringing down of di grouse make di boys happy well well, and dem inspect di game with plenty interest. 

"Dem go make fine chop," Roger talk. 

"Make we see if we fit get more," Phil beg. Di "fever" of hunting don catch am. 

"We no go see much for dis area," Dave talk. "But I dey ready to waka small," he add, as he see how di shipowner pikin dey look disappointed. 

Dem carry di game put for their shoulder, dem reload their weapons and dem continue dey waka through di forest, dey follow one trail wey look like say wild animals don pass. Twice dem get to cross one winding brook, and for di second place wey dem cross, Dave, wey dey for back, call make dem stop. 

"Wetin you want?" Roger ask, as he and Phil turn back. 

"I want make una see dis hoofmarks," Dave answer, and he point up di stream small. 

All of dem waka go di place wey Dave show, and each youth look di hoofmarks with interest. Dem be like say na six or eight horses make di marks, and even though di marks don wash small, as if by rain, dem still fit see am well well. 

"You think say na di horses wey dem thief make dis marks, Dave?" Phil ask. 

"I no sabi wetin to think." 

"Di horse-thieves fit easily pass this way," di senator pikin talk. "Dem fit dey more likely to go away from di ranch than to go towards am."```

Translated text to Nigerian Pidgin: <response>: ```1. Hunting
2. The boys
3. Roger
4. Dem no go fit find much for that neighborhood
5. E wan get more.
6. The shipowner pikin
7. Make we waka small more.
8. Dave.
9. Hoofmarks
10. If the stolen horses don make dem.
11. The horse-thieves``` 