 
 <prompt> text: ```Chapter 32 The Disposal of a Bonanza 

'Na so Ritter yarn,' I tell my two friends. E dey silence wey deep and impressive, wey last small time; then both men begin dey hail and admire the strange tori wey Ritter talk; and dis, along with plenty questions, continue until everybody nearly run out of breath. After that, my friends begin cool down, and quiet small, dey think deep. For ten minutes, everywhere quiet. Then Rogers talk dreamily--

'Ten thousand dollars.'

Adding, after some time--

'Ten thousand. E be plenty money.'

Soon, the poet ask--

'You go send am give am sharp sharp?'

'Yes,' I talk. 'Na question wey dey odd.'

No response. After small time, Rogers ask, dey fear small:

'ALL of am?--That is--I mean--'

'Of course, all of am.'

I wan talk more, but I stop--my mind dey occupied with thoughts. Thompson talk, but my mind no dey there, so I no hear wetin e talk. But I hear Rogers answer--

'Yes, e be like say so. E suppose do am; because I no see say e do anything.'

After small time, the poet talk--

'As you reason am, e pass enough. Just reason am--five thousand dollars! Why, e no fit spend am for hin lifetime! And e fit harm am, too; maybe spoil am--you need reason am. After small time, e go throw hin last money, close hin shop, maybe start to drink, treat hin children wey no get mama well, enter bad things, dey do bad things well well--'```

Numbered questions:``` <response>: ```1. Na who yarn di tori?
2. Na who dem tell?
3. Wetin be their sharp response?
4. E brief?
5. Wetin dem do after?
6. Dem later quiet down?
7. Na who break di silence?
8. How much money dey involve?
9. Dem suppose send am sharp sharp?
10. Na who ask about am?
11. Di person wey yarn di tori see di question as strange?
12. E plan to send di whole money?
13. E stop to think about am?``` 