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```CHAPTER XI.--The Night of Adventures. 

One cold March wind dey whistle and dey yell round the twisted chimneys of the _Hit or Miss_. The day don be wahala to every sense. First, one long-drawn distant moan go come, like say na one woman dey complain; then the moan go dey nearer and e go turn to shout, as if the same woman dey vex; and finally, rain and hail go blow, mixed with dust and small stones, go land for the windows of the _Hit or Miss_ like insult. 

Then the shout go die down again to moan and so _da capo_. 

"Well, Eliza, wetin you dey do now wey the pantomime season don finish?" Barton ask Miss Gullick, wey dey busy dey dress one doll, as she dey sit on top the table for the parlor of the _Hit or Miss_. 

Barton dey sometimes check the public-house, partly to make sure say Maitland's investment dey well managed, partly because the place dey near where he dey work; maybe sef because he still get hope wey he never talk say light go shine on top the mystery of Margaret from the original centre of the wahala. 

"I no dey rush to take any job," Eliza answer, as she dey hold up and dey check her doll. E be one fashionable doll, wey wear close-fitting tweed ulster, wey cover plenty other female clothes, all in the latest style. As the pikin dey work, she dey look sometimes for the pictures for one fashion journal. "Two or three managers dey negotiate with me," Eliza talk. "There's the _Follies and Frivolities_ for Norwood side, and the _Varieties_ for 'Ammersmith Road. Thirty shillings per week and my dresses, na wetin I dey ask for, and I go get am too! For now, I dey enjoy my break, dey make small money with these things," and she nod towards one small basket wey full with the wardrobe of dolls. 

1. Who dey sometimes check the public-house?
2. Wetin be one of the reasons why he dey do am?
3. Wetin be another reason?
4. Who no dey rush?
5. Who dey busy dey dress one doll?
6. Where she dey?
7. E dey windy for the Hit or Miss?
8. Wetin the doll wear?
9. Wetin the pikin dey look?
10. Who dey negotiate with Eliza?
11. Who dey look the pictures for the journal?
12. How many shillings she dey ask for per week?
13. Wetin else she dey ask for?
14. She talk say she dey on break?
15. Wetin dey inside the basket?
16. Wetin be the mystery wey Barton dey hope to find out about?
17. Wetin don be wahala to the senses?
18. Wetin the wind sound like at first?
19. And who e sound like?
20. Rain dey fall?``` <response>: ```1. Barton
2. make sure say Maitland's investment dey well managed
3. the place dey near where e dey work
4. Eliza
5. Miss Gullick
6. for table
7. yes
8. tight tweed ulster
9. her doll
10. two or three managers
11. Eliza
12. Thirty
13. clothes
14. yes
15. wardrobe of dolls
16. of Margaret
17. The day
18. long-drawn distant moan
19. a sigh like that of a querulous woman
20. yes, rainy hail``` 