 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER XLII 

Again for Killancodlem 

Silverbridge remain for Crummie-Toddie under the control of Reginald Dobbes till the second week for September. Popplecourt, Nidderdale, and Gerald Palliser dey there too, very obedient, and overall efficient. Tregear dey stubborn, occasional, and no fit be trusted. E dey cause wahala for Mr. Dobbes. E no gree understand say as e don come Crummie-Toddie for enjoyment, e no dey obliged to do anything wey no dey give am joy. E no wan sabi say for sport like other things, there dey ambition wey dey push person make e dey excel always and dey ahead of others. Despite all dis, Mr. Dobbes get reason to jubilate. E go be the greatest thing wey six guns don ever do for Scotland. As for Gerald, wey e don see as pikin, and wey offend am by talk say Crummie-Toddie ugly,--e dey ready to travel round the world for am. E don put Gerald for im own ideas of a sportsman,--even to the extent of look down on champagne and believe say tobacco suppose dey controlled. The three lords too don prove say dem dey efficient, and the thing go dey successful. But just when one day dey very important, when e dey essential say make strong party dey for one drive, Silverbridge see say e dey absolutely necessary make e go Killancodlem. 

"E don go," Nidderdale talk. 

"Who be she?" Silverbridge ask, almost vexed. 

Numbered answers:```
 <response>: ```1. Tregear
2. no
3. for Crummie-Toddie
4. Reginald Dobbes
5. second week for September.
6. Popplecourt, Nidderdale, and Gerald Palliser
7. yes
8. for enjoyment
9. there dey ambition
10. to dey do pass
11. and dey ahead of others
12. unknown
13. no
14. Gerald don offend am by talk say Crummie-Toddie dey ugly
15. round di world
16. im ideas of a sportsman``` 