 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER III. SWEDENBORG AND THE SIBYL. 

MY tori fit move on again from the point wey e stop for the first chapter. 

Mary and I (as you fit remember) bin don leave the bailiff alone for the decoy, and bin don waka go Dermody's cottage together. 

As we dey near the garden gate, I see one servant from the house wey dey wait there. E carry message from my mama--a message for me. 

"My madam wan make you go house, Master George, as soon as you fit. One letter don come from the coach. My master wan take post-chaise from London, and e send message say we fit expect am during the day." 

Mary's face con dey sad when she hear those words. 

"You really gats go, George," she whisper, "before you see wetin I get wey dey wait for you for house?" 

I remember Mary's promised "surprise," the secret wey only go reveal to me when we reach the cottage. How I go fit disappoint am? My poor small lady-love dey ready to cry at the mere thought of am. 

I send the servant go with message of the temporizing kind. My love to my mama--and I go come back for the house in half an hour. 

We enter the cottage. 

Dame Dermody dey sit for the light of the window, as usual, with one of the mystic books of Emanuel Swedenborg wey dey open for her lap. She solemnly raise her hand when we show face, signing to us make we sit for our usual corner without talk to am. E be like say na high treason to interrupt the Sibyl for her books. We quietly enter our places. Mary wait until she see her grandmother's gray head bend down, and her grandmother's bushy eyebrows contract attentively, over her reading. Then, and then only, the discreet pikin rise on tiptoe, disappear quietly for the direction of her bedchamber, and come back to me dey carry something wey she wrap carefully for her best cambric handkerchief. 

Numbered answers:

1. Na who get message wey dey wait for am?
2. Na who the message dey for?``` <response>: ```1. servant
2. message for me``` 