 
 <prompt> text: ```Chapter LX 

How Mrs. Bolton Almost Conquer 

One morning for middle of October, Robert Bolton waka commot from Cambridge go Puritan Grange with letter for im pocket,--a very long and serious letter. The day na di day wey di Secretary of State dey discuss with di barrister, and for di evening wey e finally decide say Caldigate go dey free. So far, dem never grant any pardon. But for di letter, di writer talk say e go almost certainly happen. 

Na from William Bolton, for London, to im brother di attorney, and e write am with di aim of make all di Boltons for Cambridge, acknowledge Hester as di true wife of John Caldigate; and e still recommend say, for Hester sake, dem suppose accept am as her husband. Di letter bin dey write with plenty care, and e strong well well to convince Robert Bolton say di first matter na true. 

E long well well, and as e dey repeat all di details of di evidence for and against di verdict, I no go repeat am for here for full. Di aim na to show say, as dem dey look di possibilities, and judge from all wey dem sabi, e get more reason to believe say no marriage happen for Ahalala pass to believe say one happen. Di writer gree say, while di verdict still dey stand against di man, Hester family suppose respect am, and act as if dem no get doubt say e dey fair;--but when di verdict go set aside,--as far as any criminal verdict fit set aside,--by di Queen pardon, then di family suppose believe say those wey advise her Majesty use correct sense. 

Answers to di questions:
1. Na who send di letter?
2. Na which month be dis?
3. Where di marriage happen?
4. Na who waka from Cambridge?
5. Go where?
6. E get di letter?
7. Where e dey?
8. William dey where?
9. Robert na attorney?
10. Wetin dem wan decide about Caldigate dat day?
11. Na who go decide am?
12. Wetin di letter persuade Robert about?
13. Di letter writer sure say dem go pardon am?
14. Na who be John wife?
15. Na who suppose accept am?
16. Di letter write anyhow?
17. Wetin e contain?
18. E dey show say na marriage happen or not?
19. Dem suppose accept di verdict?
20. Dem suppose welcome her husband?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. William Bolton
2. October
3. Ahalala
4. Robert Bolton
5. Puritan Grange
6. yes
7. for im pocket
8. for London
9. yes
10. e suppose go free
11. the Queen's
12. the truth of the first proposition
13. no
14. Hester
15. the Boltons
16. no
17. evidence for and against the verdict
18. no
19. yes
20. yes``` 