 
 <prompt> **CHAPTER VI.**

Christmas Eve, wey na Saturday, shine well well for Henrietta, but even her eagerness for her new work no fit overcome her usual slow movement wey dey vex her cousin, Busy Bee, reach the level wey e dey unnecessary dey fidget anytime work dey ground. She siddon dey uncomfortable all breakfast time, chop wetin her grandpapa call small food, drink her tea wey too hot, and no gain anything apart from time to dey worry about how Henrietta dey cut her bread into small square dice, and spread butter on top as if each piece na example for future generations.

The matter wey dem dey discuss no dey help her mood. Grandmamma dey talk about throwing small party - New-year's party on Monday week, the second of January. "E go make sense for the young people," she reason, "if Mary no think say e go too much for am."

Beatrice look with despair for her aunt, she sabi wetin her answer go be, say e no go too much for am at all, say she go dey happy to see her former neighbours, and say e go sweet well well for Henrietta and Fred.

"We go carry the carpet comot for the dining-room," Mrs. Langford add, "and Daniels, the carpenter, go bring hin violin, and we fit arrange small dance for them."

"O thank you, grandmamma," Henrietta shout eagerly, as Mrs. Langford look her side. <response>: 1. Christmas Eve
2. no
3. no
4. unknown
5. tea and bread
6. yes
7. a sparrow's allowance
8. her grandpapa
9. yes
10. her new employment
11. a New-year's party
12. Grandmamma
13. that it would not be at all too much for he
14. yes
15. yes
16. yes
17. violin
18. Daniels
19. the carpenter
20. in the dining-room 