 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER XXXV. 

If uneasiness of conscience dey measured by di extent of crime, human history for don dey different, and person suppose dey look to see di people wey dey plan greedy wars and di big thieves for di money-market dey follow for one group of people wey dey punish demselves with di smaller thieves and murderers wey dey kill with their own hand. No doubt wickedness get rewards to share; but person wey win for dis devil's game must dey more wicked, more cruel, more brutal pass wetin dis planet go fit allow for di plenty people wey dey born of woman, most of dem get conscience--fear wey be di shadow of justice, pity wey be di shadow of love--wey dey stop dem from di prize of serene wickedness, wey dey hard to maintain for our body wey dey mix. 

On di twenty-ninth of December, Deronda know say di Grandcourts don reach di Abbey, but he never see dem before he go change clothes for dinner. E don snow well well, wey allow di pikin dem enjoy snow-balling and snow-building, and for di Christmas holiday, Mallinger girls no dey happy unless dem dey do any enjoyment wey "cousin," as dem dey always call Deronda, dey involve and manage. After di outdoor play, he don dey play billiards, so di time don pass without him think at all about meeting Gwendolen for dinner. But still, di idea dey interesting to am; and when, small tired and hot from di enjoyment, he go him room before di bell ring, he begin think about am with some speculation on how her marriage with Grandcourt go affect her, and di possibility say some small changes go dey for her behavior since he see am for Diplow, just as e dey since he first see am for Leubronn. 

Answers to di questions:

1. When di Grandcourts reach di Abbey?
Di Grandcourts reach di Abbey on di twenty-ninth of December.

2. E see dem before e change him clothes?
No, e never see dem before e change him clothes.``` <response>: ```1. di twenty-ninth of December
2. No``` 