 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER XI 

A MIDNIGHT SCARE 

Di Rovers reach Cottonton without catching sight of Dan Baxter again, nor dem nor locate am while dem stop for di town. 

"E sabi enough to waka comot for our road," Dick talk. "Even now e fit dey watch every move we dey make." 

Dem no stay for Cottonton long, and dat night dem find demselves once more for one trail wey dey lead to anoda patch of timber. All of dem dey in high spirits, and Hans dey make di time lively by singing one song for him broken English for one manner wey make dem all laugh. 

"Hans go fit make him fortune for di variety stage," Fred talk. "Him manner too funny." 

"Vot you talk about stage?" Hans ask. "I no dey ride for any stage when I get one good horse already." 

"Fred want make you go on stage," Sam talk. 

"E think say you fit act Shakespeare," Tom talk. 

"Vot kind of play be Shakespeare?" 

"Na one farce wey get 'steen acts and twice as many scenes," Dick talk. "You fit act di double-tongued mute." 

"I no like dat kind of play. I like di one wey everybody dey die quick." 

"Good gracious! Hans want act tragedy!" Tom shout. "Who go believe say e dey so bloodthirsty. If you continue like dis, Hansy, dear, I go dey fear say you go kill us for our sleep." 

"I like dem murders. Dem dey always make my skin dey crawl." 

For dis one, everybody burst into laughter. 

Answers to the questions:

1. Hans provide entertainment by singing a song in his broken English.
2. They think he would be better at acting on stage.
3. Hans did not like the idea of acting on stage.
4. He would be in a play.
5. Shakespeare.
6. He would play the double-tongued mute.
7. Their group reached another patch of timber.
8. In Cottonton village.
9. They didn't run into Dan Baxter.
10. They thought he might not be far away though.
11. Hans had an accent.
12. His accent was German.
13. Tom was surprised by the statement Hans made about killing.
14. Tom feared that Hans might murder them in their sleep.``` <response>: ```1. e sing one song
2. di variety stage
3. e no like am
4. one tragedy
5. Shakespeare
6. one murderer
7. one trial
8. for outside Cottonton
9. Dan Baxter
10. Dick
11. Hans
12. German
13. Tom
14. wey dem murder``` 