 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER XIX 

A GENEROUS OFFER 

Na late for afternoon of di next day wen Harry and I dey sit dey figure for our shanty, while Johnston dey lie down for heap of cedar twigs dey suck im pipe and dey encourage us lazily. 

"I never fit stand figures, and na maybe why I dey poor," he talk. "Continue, una dey do well, and, even though Ralph no fit add up well well to save im life, I go believe una." 

E form one characteristic picture of di free lance as e dey lie down there, bronzed and blonde-bearded, with im big body dey relax for one position of easy grace, dey wait for di result with careless unconcern until Harry throw one long boot for am as signal make e quiet. 

"As di surveyor tell you, Ralph, we no fit lose money for dis last venture, even if we wan am," Harry talk finally. "You go see say I dey almost dey superstitious. Now, as we cash di order, we fit pay back your loan, keep small small to handle any emergency, while with di rest one of us fit go back to Fairmead and plough every available acre for next year planting. Many things dey suggest say na you go be di person to go. Johnston and I with di others fit carry di timber comot during di winter--we don work for snow before--and I go join you for spring. But, dis one again bring up one matter wey we must settle once and for all. We go continue with our first ambition, or we go turn contractors?" 

Now, provide a numbered list of answers to these questions:

1. When dem dey for shanty?
2. of wetin day?
3. and who dey do math?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. for afternoon
2. of the next day
3. unknown``` 