 
 <prompt> text: ```Read di tori and ansa di kweshons.

Chapter XVI.

Short Allowance

Five men bin run comot from di fort, dey trust di promises wey General St. Leger make, and one come back afta e don suffer pass death, e dey happy say e fit dey with those wey e don betray again.

For di moment, we no dey think about di deserter, but we dey see one former comrade wey don come out from di very mouth of death to beg for protection.

Di poor guy don suffer bad cuts for im legs and arms by di savages wen dem dey carry am across di river, and e don lose plenti blood. Im face and hands dey full with big blisters, and e no need make Sergeant Corney or I ask how e take get dem, because we sabi from experience wetin di squaws and pikin fit do wen dem catch white man. 

Not until one full hour don pass before Reuben Cox fit tell im tori, and even dat time e dey very bad so e fit talk small small; but before morning reach--before we fit do plenti to help am with im sufferings--we don hear better tori of all wey happen from di moment di five foolish men climb over di stockade until our cannon don do im work of mercy.

E be like say di deserters, afta dem comot from di fort, decide to waka go near St. Leger's quarters as e fit be, and to do dat dem go round go west. Di sun don rise before dem see one sentinel, and e be, fortunately, as e be to dem, one of di British regulars.

1. Who dem cut?
2. E bad injury?
3. Wia dem cut am?
4. By who?
5. E dey bleed?
6. Wia di savages carry am go?
7. How im face take get wound?
8. How e happen?
9. Wetin be di ethnicity of di man?
10. Wetin be im name?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. one old friend
2. yes
3. for legs and arms
4. the barbarians
5. yes
6. go across the river,
7. with big blisters
8. through tough experience
9. white
10. Reuben Cox``` 