 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER XIV 

WILLIAM BENT PITMAN HEARS OF SOMETHING TO HIS ADVANTAGE 

For morning for Sunday, William Dent Pitman wake up for im usual time, even though with small small wahala. The day before (make I explain am), dem add person join im family as lodger. Michael Finsbury na im sponsor for the matter, and e guarantee say e go dey pay the weekly bill; but on the other hand, e don paint the lodger character as bad. Mr. Pitman believe say im guest no go dey good company; e fear reach when e wan meet the person, but e happy say na angel e dey entertain. For tea time, e enjoy well well; till almost one in the morning, e dey listen to the person talk and dey learn for the studio; and now, as e dey think about the enjoyment of the evening during im bath, the future dey look bright for am. "Mr. Finsbury na correct addition," e talk to himself; and as e enter the small parlour, where dem don set table for breakfast, the way e greet the person for there show say dem don sabi each other well well. 

"I dey happy say I see you, sir"--na wetin e talk--"and I hope say you sleep well." 

"Because I don dey used to a life wey dey always dey change," the guest reply, "the disturbance wey people dey complain about when dem sleep for (wetin dem dey call) new bed for the first time, na something wey I no dey experience at all." 

Numbered answers:```
 <response>: ```1. dem add something
2. pass the normal unwillingness.
3. yes
4. WILLIAM BENT PITMAN HEARS OF SOMETHING TO HIS ADVANTAGE
5. Sunday
6. yes
7. pass the normal unwillingness.
8. Mr. Finsbury na correct person,
9. breakfast
10. the small parlour,``` 