 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER XVII 

Dem dey go south along di coast, dey dey hunt, fish, swim, an' dey dey buy horse. Billy dey send wetin e buy for coasting steamers. Dem pass through Del Norte an' Humboldt counties, an' through Mendocino enter Sonoma--counties wey pass Eastern states--dem dey waka inside di big woods, dey catch plenty trout for stream, an' dem dey cross many rich valleys. Saxon dey find valley of di moon. Sometimes, when everything dey okay, wetin dem no get na train, sometimes madrono an' manzanita trees, an' usually, na too much fog dey worry dem. 

"We dey need sun-cocktail once in a while," she tell Billy. 

"Yep," na im e answer. "Too much fog fit make us dey wet. Wetin we dey find dey between, an' we go need waka small from di coast to see am." 

Na for fall of di year, dem turn back from Pacific for old Fort Ross an' dem enter Russian River Valley, far below Ukiah, through Cazadero an' Guerneville. For Santa Rosa, Billy dey delay sake of e wan send some horses, so e no reach afternoon before e drive south an' east go Sonoma Valley. 

"I think say we go just reach Sonoma Valley before e go dey time to camp," e talk, as e dey look sun with e eye. "Dis place na Bennett Valley. You go cross one divide from am before you go reach Glen Ellen. Now dis place fine well well, if anybody ask you. An' dat mountain wey dey there fine well well." 

"Di mountain dey okay," Saxon talk. "But all di other hills too naked. An' I no see any big trees. E dey take rich soil make big trees."``` <response>: 1. South
2. the valley of the moon.
3. Yes.
4. hunting
5. fishing
6. swimming
7. Yes.
8. horses
9. on the coasting steamers
10. Billy
11. Yes.
12. fog
13. railroads
14. Yes.
15. Yep
16. the shipping of several horses
17. Santa Rosa
18. Fort Ross
19. unknown
20. mighty pretty 