 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER XVII 

DI PASSAGE OF DI MOUNTAINS 

Kermode don waka comot two weeks wen Prescott reach di camp and hear from Ferguson and odas about im latest adventure. E smile as e dey listen to dia tori, but say e go see pipo wey dey ready to yarn about di man no surprise am. Kermode no fit waka pass without notice: im talents na di kain wey dey grab attention. Anywhere wey e waka, na laughter and sometimes fight dey follow am; e get one kain way e dey win warm attachment, and even if pipo no dey regret am wen e waka, dem go still remember am. 

Ferguson dey insist make Prescott come in, sake of im friend, and one late evening dem dey sit dey talk beside di stove. Im house na one kind way dem just join anyhow, roof na shingle and wall na shiplap boards wey dey smell strong of resin. Di joints no tight and cold breeze dey enter. Deep snow dey around di camp and di cold dey sharp. 

"I no fit predict Kermode movement," di clergyman talk. "E bin plan to go one camp wey dey half-way to di coast, but e fit change im mind long before e reach there." 

"Yes," Prescott answer; "na di kind of man wey e be." 

Ferguson smile. 

"You and Kermode dey different for many ways; but e be like say una dey strongly attached to am." 

"Na true," Prescott agree. "I no see wetin I owe am, and e don lead me enta one kind foolishness wey nobody else for think of. I know say di thing dey crazy, but I do am wen e dey urge me, and I don dey regret am since then. Still, when I see di guy I no expect say I go get any blame for am." 

1. Na who dey insist make Prescott come in?
2. Na who dey attached to Kermode?
3. How long Kermode don waka?
4. Wia Ferguson and Prescott dey yan?
5. Na who house di stove dey?
6. E roof na double shingle?
7. Wetin e wall dey made of?
8. Wia Kermode plan to make camp?
9. According to who?
10. Wetin Kermode lead Prescott enta one time?``` <response>: 1. Ferguson do
2. Prescott
3. two weeks
4. by the stove
5. Ferguson
6. unknown
7. shiplap boards
8. half-way to the coast
9. the pastor
10. enter one kain foolishness 