 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER XXXIV 

Lady Linlithgow for House 

Lucy, for her letter to her lover, bin ask whether she fit tell Lady Linlithgow the name of her future husband, but she no receive any reply when dem carry am go Bruton Street. The goodbye for Richmond bin dey very painful, and Lady Fawn bin talk say she no fit make another journey go London with the ungrateful runagate. Even though dem still get love for their heart for Lucy, dem dey feel say Lucy dey behave bad. Why she go go? Even Lord Fawn don talk say make she stay. And then, for the minds of the wise ones, all faith for the Greystock engagement don nearly vanish. Another letter don come from Mrs. Hittaway, wey now talk say e don already dey understood for Portray say Lady Eustace wan marry her cousin. Dem describe am as a terrible crime for Lizzie, even though dem still dey accuse am say she still dey want marry Lord Fawn. And, of course, one crime dey make the other one worse. So the words from the eloquent pen of Mrs. Hittaway no fit make the blackness of poor Lizzie's character dark enough. As for Mr. Greystock, e just be heartless man of the world, wey dey find how to better hin own situation. Mrs. Hittaway no believe at all say e don ever think of marrying Lucy Morris. Men always dey get three or four small excitements like that wey dem dey do for their free time,--so, at least, na wetin Mrs. Hittaway talk. "The girl suppose know am sharp sharp." Na so she take decide about poor Lucy. "I no fit do pass wetin I don do," Lady Fawn talk to Augusta. "She no go ever recover from am, mama; never," Augusta talk.

Numbered answers:```
 <response>: ```1. Lucy,
2. if she fit tell im name
3. no response
4. Bruton Street
5. Richmond
6. bad
7. The Lord
8. Mrs. Hittaway
9. wan marry her cousin
10. terrible
11. No
12. no wan marry
13. Her mama
14. Lady Fawn``` 