 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER XIX--HOW NORMAN LESLIE RODE AGAIN TO THE WARS 

News of these talks, marches, and cities wey surrender reach us for Tours, as the King send letters go hin good towns through messengers. One of dem, Thomas Scott wey I don talk about before, wey come from Rankelburn for Ettrick Forest, bring letter for me, wey be from Randal Rutherford. 

"Mess-John Urquhart write for me, wey no be clerk," Randal talk, "and, to save hin stress, as e dey write for most of us, I no go talk pass this one: come now, or no come at all, because the Maid go ride go see Paris for three days, or four, make the King follow or no follow as e like." 

Na so e be, no other thing dey for the letter apart from cross wey dey near Randal Rutherford name, and the date and place wey be August the nineteenth, for Compiegne. 

My face hot as I read am, and I no waste time, I just agree with Thomas Scott say I go follow am when e dey ride out for dawn, I go house, arrange my armour, and hire horse from the person wey dey manage the "Hanging Sword" inn, where I go sleep. All these things happen for late evening, for secret, and after I chop, I tell my master and Elliot. Her face change to white, and she no talk, while my master talk say, for our language, say "he who wan go Cupar, must go Cupar," and e comot, waka go outside for the garden. 

Numbered answers:```
 <response>: ```1. Thomas Scott
2. Randal Rutherford.
3. No
4. John Urquhart
5. the Maid go ride go see Paris for three days, or four, make the King follow or no follow as e like."
6. f Rankelburn
7. , for Ettrick Forest,
8. No
9. dem use cross mark
10. for Compiegne.
11. , August the nineteenth,
12. for early morning
13. No
14. one horse
15. No
16. E rent one
17. Thomas Scott
18. unknown
19. No
20. for late evening``` 