 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER XIII. 

AUGUST 1ST, 1714. 

"Esmond, my mistress sabi dis tin wey dey happen?" Esmond ask Frank, as dem dey waka. 

"My mama see di letter for di book, for di toilet-table. She don write am before she comot house," Frank talk. "My mama see am for stairs, with her hand for di door, dey try enter, and she no leave am till she comot. He no think to check am there, and Martin no get chance to tell am. I believe say di poor devil no mean harm, even though I nearly kill am; he think say na Beatrix brother he dey bring di letter go meet." 

Frank no talk any word of blame give me say I carry di bad person come among us. As we knock for di door I talk, "When di horses go ready?" Frank point with him cane, dem dey turn di street that moment. 

We waka go meet our mistress; she dey for terrible state of agitation by dis time, and that Bishop dey with her wey she like him company well well. 

"Na you tell am, my lord," Esmond talk, "say Beatrix dey for Castlewood?" The Bishop blush and dey stammer: "Well," he talk, "I . . ." 

"You do di bad person well," Mr. Esmond burst out, "and he don lose crown based on wetin you tell am." 

My mistress face turn white, "Henry, Henry," she talk, "no kill am." 

"E fit no too late," Esmond talk; "he fit never reach Castlewood; I dey pray make e no too late." The Bishop dey try talk some common phrases about loyalty, and di importance of di Sovereign's person; but Esmond sharply tell am make he shut him mouth, burn all papers, and take care of Lady Castlewood; and in five minutes him and Frank dey for horse, John Lockwood dey for back of dem, dey ride go Castlewood with speed. 

1. Where Esmond mama see di letter?
2. Who she jam for stairs?``` <response>: ```1. for top toilet-table.
2. Mama``` 