 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER VI. 

THE WATER-SOLDIER. 

'Presumptuous maid, with looks intent, Again she stretched, again she bent, Nor knew the gulf between.'--GRAY. 

E be like say na dream to Ursula, maybe also to her mama, when dem wake up to di normal life with di usual interests of di day before dem. Mrs. Egremont get small reluctance for her mind to discuss di matter with either aunt or daughter; and when post no bring any letter, Ursula, after small moment of flatness, dey relieved, and return to her eager desire to rush go after di water-soldier. E fit happen that same afternoon. Mary Nugent show face with di tori. 

'And Gerard fit come? or we go just look am.' 

'Yes, Gerard fit come, and Mr. Dutton go come too,' Mary talk, wey stand about half-way between Mrs. Egremont and her daughter, no think say she dey enough as chaperon. 

'E go just dey look like hen wey dey watch her ducklings,' Nuttie talk. 'E dey cruel to carry am go, poor man!' 

'For now, Nuttie, you like make we watch "Marie Stuart" for one hour?' 

'Oh, thank you!' But she whisper, 'Aunt Ursel, make I tell am?' 

'Ask your mama, my dear.' 

Dem give permission, half reluctantly, and with warning say make she no tell anybody else, but both mama and aunt get confidence for Mary Nugent's wisdom and discretion, so di two friends sit for wall together, and Ursula pour out her mind. Poor small girl! she dey very confused as di noble vision of di heroic self-sacrificing papa vanish, and she dey ready to believe say he na villain, like Bertram Risingham, or 'the Pirate,' because of him West Indian voyages. Anyhow, she don determine say she no go accept or acknowledge without her mama, and she don dey practice magnanimous letters of refusal. 

Answers to questions:

1. Yes, someone show face?
2. Na who?
3. With who?
4. She wise?
5. How you take know?
6. She talk?
7. Wetin she talk?
8. Where she dey when she talk?
9. Wetin be di Roman numeral wey dey show?
10. Somebody get problem with their mind?
11. Who?``` <response>: ```1. Yes
2. Mary Nugent
3. with the intelligence.
4. yes
5. both mother and aunt had confidence in Mary Nugent's wisdom
6. Yes
7. 'Yes, Gerard fit come, and Mr. Dutton go follow come,'
8. dey stand for middle of Mrs. Egremont and her pikin
9. VI
10. Yes
11. Mrs. Egremont``` 