 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN. 

MISSED AND MOURNED. 

"Nor deem the irrevocable Past As wholly wasted, wholly vain." _Longfellow_. 

"Nanny Barton, you think say Gobblealls no dey come back?" Nanny Barton ask as she stand for her gate, while some of her neighbours dey come out from church, about two years later. 

"My man, he ask Shepherd Tomkins," Betsy Seddon talk, "and all the answer wey he get na, `You no deserve am, not you.' As if my man follow that group go out!" 

"And I sure say my own just go see wetin dem dey do, and help put out the fire wey dey burn." 

"Ay," Cox talk from back, "but e no happen until soldiers show." 

"Na time wey dem suppose show!" Seddon talk. "Rain dey enter through roof, and that Lawyer Brent no wan do anything until captain come back." 

"Yes," Morris add, "and when I talk to am about my windows wey spoil, he talk say `cottages dey cost too much, and we never treat am well make dem wan come back sef.'" 

"Imagine say dem dey hold grudge!" Nanny Barton shout. 

"I no believe say dem dey," the other Nanny reply. "Dem still send coal and blanket all the same." 

"Hold grudge!" Mrs Truman talk, wey just waka come. "No, no. Why, Parson Harford don talk many times, when he give shilling or meat order, to help one sick woman, say na madam send am."``` <response>: 1. Lawyer Brent
2. Rain dey fall
3. The captain to come house
4. Dem dey spend money well well
5. Morris
6. unknown
7. Yes
8. The Gobblealls
9. If dem no dey come house
10. For her gate
11. Some of her neighbours waka come out from church
12. Two years later
13. E ask Shepherd Tomkins
14. Parson Harford
15. E give one shilling or so or meat order
16. Madam's
17. Mrs Truman 