 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER XXV 

"I go do am now" 

Even though rumour dey fly for London say the Duke of Omnium dey die, im Grace don dress up and carry am comot from im bed-chamber enter sitting-room, when Madame Goesler carry come meet am by Lady Glencora Palliser. E dey lean for big arm-chair, with im legs dey rest on top cushion, and one respectable old woman wey wear black silk gown and very fine cap dey attend to im needs. The old woman waka comot when the young ladies enter the room, dey whisper small small to Lady Glencora as she dey go. "His Grace suppose chop im broth by half-past four, my lady, and one glass and half of champagne. His Grace no dey drink wine from tumbler, so maybe your ladyship no go mind give am am twice." 

"Marie don come," Lady Glencora talk. 

"I sabi say she go come," the old man talk, as he turn im head slowly for the back of im chair. "I sabi say she go good to me till the end." And he put im withered hand on top the arm of im chair, so that the woman wey dey make am happy fit hold am and comfort am. 

"Of course I don come," Madame Goesler talk, as she stand close to am and put her left hand lightly on top im shoulder. Na wetin she fit do for am, but na for this reason dem call am from London come im side. E dey pale and weak and worn out,--a man wey dey obviously die, the oil for im lamp don finish burn finish; but as he look up to the woman face, small small of that noble look wey dey im face still dey show. E never do any good, but e always carry imself like duke, and like duke, e still dey carry imself till the end. 

1. Who dey sick?
2. Who visit am?
3. Who introduce am?
4. Wetin be Goesler first name?
5. Where she come from?
6. Dem ask am make she come see the duke?
7. How the duke dey look?
8. E dey expect this visitor?
9. E be kind man?
10. E don chop already?

Numbered answers:``` ```1. The Duke of Omnium
2. Madame Goesler
3. Lady Glencora Palliser
4. Marie
5. London
6. Yes
7. Pale and worn out
8. Yes
9. Not specified
10. Not specified``` <response>: ```1. the Duke of Omnium
2. Madame Goesler
3. Lady Glencora Palliser.
4. Marie
5. from London
6. yes
7. wan and worn and pale
8. yes
9. no
10. no``` 