 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER VI. 

_Duke Visits Hauteville_ 

PARLIAMENT gather, the town full, and every time for the day of the Duke of St. James dey busy. Sir Carte and im people dey busy for morning. After that, na endless visits to plenty visitors; dressing; riding, mostly with Lady Caroline; lunch, and the bow window for White's. After that, evening come with all the plenty enjoyment; the big feast, the opera, and the ball. 

The Duke of St. James swear and take im seat. Lord Fitz-pompey introduce am. E hear debate. We dey laugh for dis kind thing, especially for the Upper House; but, on the whole, the matter dey impressive, especially if we dey involved. Lord Ex-Chamberlain think say the nation dey go the wrong way, and e make speech full of currency and constitution. Baron Deprivyseal support am well, e brief but e sharp, sarcastic and vex. The Earl of Quarterday reply dem, full of confidence for the nation and for himself. When the debate dey get serious, Lord Snap jump up to give dem something light. The Lords no dey encourage wit, so dem dey manage pertness. But Viscount Memoir dey very statesmanlike, and e yarn like say e dey talk universal history. After that, na Lord Ego, wey defend im character, when nobody know say e get one, and explain im reasons, because im listeners no fit understand im actions. After that, na one speech wey dey so quiet say dem dey doubt whether, after all, the young speaker really lose im virginity. For the end, the Premier stand up, wey, as e no get anything to talk, e dey manly, and honest, and generous; e give credit to im opponents and take credit for himself, and then the motion cancel.``` <response>: ```1. Who go dey follow the Duke most times?
2. Wetin be one of the events wey happen for evening?
3. And wetin again?``` 