 
 <prompt> CHAPTER FORTY-SIX 

FOR WIA MISS PECKSNIFF DEY SHOW LOVE, MR JONAS DEY SHOW ANGER, MRS GAMP DEY MAKE TEA, AND MR CHUFFEY DEY DO BUSINESS 

On di next day wen official work finish, Tom rush go house without wasting time; and after dem chop dinner and rest small, dem waka go out again, Ruth follow Tom go visit Todgers. Tom carry Ruth along, no be only because e dey give am joy to get her as im companion anytime wey e fit, but because e want make she dey comfort and support poor Merry; wey she too (after she don hear di sad story of dat young wife from Tom), dey very eager to do. 

'She bin happy well well to see me,' Tom talk, 'so I sure say she go happy well well to see you. Your sympathy go sure pass my own.' 

'I no too sure of dat, Tom,' she answer; 'and truly you dey do yourself bad. Truly you dey. But I hope say she go like me, Tom.' 

'Oh, she go sure like you!' Tom shout, with confidence. 

'If everybody dey reason like you, I for get plenty friends. Abi no be so, Tom, dear?' im small sister talk as she dey pinch am for cheek. 

Tom laugh, and talk say as e concern dis particular matter, e no get doubt say Merry go follow Ruth. 'For una women,' Tom talk, 'una women, my dear, una dey kind well well, and una kindness get better understanding; una sabi how to show love and dey show concern without dey show am; una gentleness dey like una touch, so light and easy, wey one dey help una treat mind wound gently as di other dey help una treat body wound. Una dey so--' <response>: 1. Who rush go back to im house?
2. E remain for there all evening?
3. Wetin e do before e waka commot again?
4. E waka commot alone?
5. Who follow am go?
6. Dem dey go visit who?
7. Tom and Ruth, wetin be their relationship?
8. Dem dey visit person for their destination?
9. Na who be that person?
10. Ruth sure say Merry go like am?
11. Wetin her brother believe?
12. Why e believe say Merry go happy to see Ruth? 