 
 <prompt> text: ```Chapter LI 

Dick Shand Go To Cambridgeshire 

Di tori of Shand return soon dey common for Cambridge. Dem tell Mr. Caldigate di news, and e come tell Hester. Di old man, even though e dey reason di mata well well, dey doubt whether di hope wey dey raised go add to Hester sorrow if e no come true, e decide say e no fit keep am for dark. Hester belief no fit change by any tori wey Shand fit talk. Her faith strong well well say no evidence fit shake am, or confirm am. But she fit get hope of freedom if new evidence against di Australian marriage show face; but e fit be lie! But e know say she strong to endure as well as strong to hope, so e tell am sharp sharp. Mr. Seely come back to Cambridge, and all di facts of Shand deposition show for Folking. 'That go make dem release am sharp sharp, of course,' Hester talk with joy as soon as she hear am. But di Squire old and cautious, e still dey doubt. E explain say Dick Shand no be person wey by im simple word go surely convince Secretary of State; deceit fit dey suspect; fraudulent plot fit dey possible; and dem need plenty care before dem go release convicted prisoner. 

'I dey very sure, from Mr. Seely's manner, say e think say I don bribe di young man,' Caldigate talk.

Answer dis series of questions:

1. Wetin people for Cambridge dey talk about?
2. Who be di first person wey sabi?
3. Who e tell?
4. E easy to make dat decision?
5. Hester don dey sad?
6. Wetin she fit feel if e tell am?
7. How hope fit make am more sad?
8. How e no want leave am?
9. She lack faith?
10. Who come back to Cambridge with some information?
11. Where Shand don dey?
12. Wetin Mr. Seely get information on?
13. Hester see am as good news?
14. Who fit dey lie?
15. to who?
16. Shand don dey convicted?
17. Dem dey release people from prison anyhow?
18. Wetin kind of evidence fit make Hester hope?
19. about wetin?
20. Wetin Mr. Seely think say Coldigate do?``` <response>: 1. Shand don come back
2. Mr. Caldigate
3. Hester
4. no
5. yes
6. hope
7. if dem no happen
8. for darkness
9. no
10. Mr. Seely
11. prison
12. Shand's statement
13. yes
14. Shand
15. one Secretary of State
16. yes
17. no
18. new evidence
19. the Australian marriage
20. dem bribe the man 