 
 <prompt> CHAPTER XXXVI.

GRACE CRAWLEY RETURN HOUSE.

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About dis time Grace Crawley receive two letters, di first one reach am while John Eames dey for di cottage, and di other one immediately after im return to London. Dem both dey help to tell our tori, and our reader go read dem if e like,--or, rather, e go read di first one and as much of di second one as e necessary for am. Grace answer to di first letter e go see also. Her answer to di second one go dey tell for very few words. Di first one na from Major Grantly, and di work to answer am no dey easy for Grace.

Cosby Lodge, -- February, 186--.

DEAREST GRACE,

I tell you when I leave you, say I go write you, and I think say e better make I do am at once, so dat you go fully understand me. Spoken words dey quick forget,--

"I no go ever forget im words," Grace talk to herself as she read dis;--

and e no always dey as clear as e suppose to be. My dear Grace, I suppose say I no suppose talk am, but I reason say when I leave you for Allington, say I don succeed for make myself dear to you. I believe say you get true spirit, say you no fit hide from me say you love me. I go believe say na so, till I dey deliberately and solemnly assure by yourself say e no be so;--and I beg you make you think wetin dey due to yourself and to myself, before you allow yourself to think of making such an assurance unless e strictly true. <response>: 1. Wetin be the name of the chapter?
2. Wetin Grace collect?
3. Both of dem reach her before Eames comot?
4. Grace reply to both letters?
5. Who send the first letter?
6. For which month?
7. From where?
8. How e take address Grace?
9. True or False: Grace think say hin words dey very memorable.
10. Grantly think say Grace love am?
11. Till when e go believe this?
12. E warn am make she no talk am unless e dey absolutely true?
13. Where Grantly and Grace waka comot? 