 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER XIV 

"Hast thou an arm like God? or canst thou thunder with a voice like him."--JOB XL. 9. 

Few minutes later Licinia run enter room. 

"Augusta!" she shout excitedly even before she reach inside. "Augusta! quick! the Cæsar!" 

Dea Flavia shock, because she just wake up from dream. Slowly, and with eyes wey still dey vague and thoughtful, she turn to her slave. 

"The Cæsar?" she repeat, while frown dey show for her face and the young blood fade from her cheeks. "The Cæsar?" 

"Yes," the old woman talk in hurry. "He dey for the atrium now, he just come, and his slaves full the vestibule. He wan talk to you." 

"He no dey come this time often," Dea Flavia talk, her face don turn white and serious as she hear the name wey dey bring fear for everybody heart now. "E dey vex?" she ask softly. 

"No, no," Licinia talk to calm her down, "how he go vex against you, my pet lamb? But come quick, dear, go your robing room; wetin you go wear to welcome the Cæsar?" 

"No, no," she laugh with fear, "we no go make my kinsman wait. E fit vex am. E don enter this room before and e like to watch me dey work. Make e come now, if e want." 

Licinia wan talk but no time to talk because the Cæsar voice don dey hear for the other side of the atrium. 

Answers:
1. The Caesar dey for the atrium.
2. Licinia like to dress Augusta with fine clothes.
3. The Caesar no dey vex.
4. His slaves dey for the vestibule.
5. The Caesar want to talk.
6. With Dea Flavia.
7. Dea Flavia shock because of the sudden news.
8. Licinia wake her up.
9. Dea come dey worry small.
10. Because of the sudden arrival of the Caesar.``` <response>: ```1. Na Caesar e be
2. for all di fine clothes wey make Augusta fine pass goddess
3. NO
4. For di room
5. E wan talk with you
6. With Dea Flavia
7. she just wake up from dream
8. Licinia
9. Yes
10. e just land.``` 