 
 <prompt> ```Answer di questions wey dey di end based on di text.

CHAPTER IX 

Mrs Dale's Small Party 

Di next day na di day of di party. No word dey again between Bell and her cousin for dat evening, at least, no word wey get any special importance; and when Crosbie suggest to im friend di next morning say make dem go check how di preparations dey go for di Small House, Bernard no gree. 

"You forget, my dear fellow, say I no dey in love like you," im talk. 

"But I think say you dey," Crosbie talk. 

"No; not at all like you. You be accepted lover, and dem go allow you do anything,--whip di creams, and tune di piano, if you sabi. I dey only as half lover, dey think of a _mariage de convenance_ to please my uncle, and I no dey required by di terms of my agreement to do plenty things. Your own position na di opposite." As im talk all dis, Captain Dale dey lie; but if person dey forgive falseness to man for any position, e fit forgive am for di one wey im dey that time. So Crosbie go down to di Small House alone. 

"Dale no gree come," im talk, dey speak to di three ladies together, "I suppose say im dey save imself for di dance for di lawn." 

"I hope say im go dey here for di evening," Mrs Dale talk. But Bell no talk anything. She don decide say under di current circumstances, e go dey fair to her cousin make im offer and her answer to am remain secret. She sabi why Bernard no come from di Great House with im friend, but she no talk anything about her knowledge. Lily look am, but no talk; and as for Mrs Dale, she no notice di matter. So dem spend di afternoon together without any further mention of Bernard Dale; and e fit be said, at least for Lily and Crosbie, say dem no miss im presence. 

1. Wetin dey happen di next day?
2. Who no talk for dat evening?
3. Who no wan check di Small House?``` <response>: ```1. one party
2. Bell and her cousin
3. Bernard``` 