 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER XXVII 

THE SILVER CLASP 

Na about eleven o'clock for morning wey e dey hot and Kenwardine, wey don adopt native customs, dey chop im breakfast for patio. Two or three letters dey among di fruit and wine, but e no mean to open dem yet. E be like say e dey enjoy di well-served meal. Clare, wey never chop much, dey sit for front dey watch am. Im pose as e lean back with wineglass for im hand dey graceful, and im white clothes, wey black silk sash dey draw for waist, show im well-knit figure. Gray dey show for im hair and wrinkles dey round im eyes, but in spite of dis e still get careless youth look. Clare, however, think say she notice small preoccupation wey she know and no like. 

Soon, Kenwardine pick envelope with British stamp from di rest and turn am before e put knife for back, wey open am easily as if di gum don weak. E come bring out di letter and smile with ironical amusement. If pesin don read am wey no suppose before e reach am, di pesin go don dey mislead, but e tell am wetin e wan know. One word dey wey Englishman or American no for use, but Teuton fit use am, but Kenwardine think say Spaniard no go notice dis, even if e sabi English well. Di other letters no too important, and e look im daughter. 

1. Wetin be di time for morning?
2. Who don adopt di native customs?
3. Wey place e dey chop im breakfast?
4. Who dey sit dey watch am?
5. Wetin be di color of im clothes?
6. and wetin be di fabric of di sash?
7. Wetin be di look wey e get?
8. E get wrinkles?
9. and wetin about few gray hair?
10. E get American stamp for di envelope?``` <response>: ```1. eleven o'clock
2. Kenwardine
3. di patio
4. Clare
5. white
6. silk
7. of careless youth
8. yes
9. yes
10. no``` 