 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER III. 

For just few days, Kate don dey settle into di ways of di household for Bruton Street; and e come be say one day dey so like another, say sometimes she dey ask herself whether she no don dey live there for years instead of days. 

She always suppose dey ready by half-past seven. Her French maid, Josephine, dey always come in by seven, come wash and dress her quietly, because if any noise dey Aunt Barbara go knock and go vex. Aunt Barbara dey wake up long before that time, but she dey fear say Aunt Jane fit dey disturb for her morning sleep; and Kate think say she get ears like dragon for di least sound of voice or laugh. 

By half-past seven, Kate go meet Mrs. Lacy for di school-room, go read di Psalms and Second Lesson, and go learn some answers to questions on di Catechism, wey she go repeat give Lady Barbara on Sunday. Because far from dey play cards for bird-of-paradise turban all Sunday, di aunts dey very particular about these things pass Mr. Wardour-- more inconveniently so, di countess think; because he always dey allow her answer him examinations from her own head, and he no dey give her answers make she learn by heart; "Answers wey I sabi well well before," Kate talk, "only say e no dey boring with fine words." 

"That one no be correct way to talk, Lady Caergwent," Mrs. Lacy talk seriously; and Kate just dey wriggle her body with bad temper, and she dey feel vex and rebellious. 

E be trial; but if Kate for humble herself, she for see say even di stiff hard words and set phrases dey give accuracy to her ideas; and di learning of di texts wey dem quote go dey clear gain, if she for dey in a meeker spirit. 

1. Wetin be di name of di street wey Kate move enter?
2. How long she dey live there?
3. E be like say e dey longer?``` <response>: ```1. Bruton Street
2. Na only days.
3. Yes``` 