 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER LII.

SHOWING HOW TINS DEY GO FOR NONINGSBY.

Yes, Lady Staveley don sabi am before. She don give correct guess on top the state of her daughter's feelings, even though she never really acknowledge how intense her daughter's feelings be. But if e neva be say the matter don come out, e for no really matter. Madeline fit don overcome dis love wey she get for Mr. Graham, and all fit don dey okay if she neva talk am. But now, the wahala don happen. She don tell her mama, and even worse, she don tell herself, say her heart don go, and Lady Staveley no see any solution for the matter. If this thing for happen just few hours earlier, she for no encourage Peregrine Orme like that.

And Felix Graham no just dey the house, e still dey go remain there for small time, dey spend plenty time for the drawing-room. E dey come down on top this same day by three o'clock, after early dinner, and the next day e go dey promoted go the dining-room. As a son-in-law, e no dey eligible at all. E get as Lady Staveley understand am, no private money, and e dey do work wey e no go fit do to make money from am. Based on this matter, her daughter, wey she know well well say she dey very quiet, no dey likely to talk about her feelings unless something serious dey happen, her daughter don declare give her say she dey in love with this man! Abeg, e fit get any thing wey dey more hopeless? E fit get any situation wey dey more difficult?

Numbered answers:
1. The woman's daughter dey in love with Mr. Graham.
2. The daughter's name na Madeline.
3. Her mama na Lady Staveley.
4. She don admit her feelings to her mama.
5. She don admit am to herself.
6. Her mama no see any solution for the matter.
7. The man dey the house.
8. E dey spend plenty time for the drawing-room.
9. E go dey there for small time.
10. E dey expected today by three o'clock.
11. E no get money.
12. E no get promising work.
13. The mama no feel say e go make good husband.
14. Her mama describe am as very unsuitable.
15. Her mama don talk to Peregrine Orme.
16. Her daughter no dey outgoing.
17. Her mama describe her as very quiet.
18. Her mama no see any hope for the matter.``` <response>: ```1. Mr. Graham
2. Madeline
3. Lady Staveley
4. Yes
5. Yes
6. No
7. The house,
8. The drawing-room
9. Yes
10. Three o'clock,
11. No.
12. No.
13. No.
14. Quite ineligible
15. Peregrine Orme.
16. No
17. Retiring
18. No``` 