 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER VIII: PASSING THE OUBLIETTE 

Who fit describe the dullness wey dey snowed-up all the winter with such a mother-in-law like Freiherrinn Kunigunde? 

Yet e good say the snow show face early, because e be the best defence of the lonely castle from any attack from the Schlangenwaldern, the Swabian League, or the next heir, Freiherr Kasimir von Adlerstein Wildschloss. The elder Baroness get, at least, the merit of a strong heart, and, even with her sadly-reduced garrison, she no fear any of them. She don grow for the belief say Adlerstein no fit fall, and so she still believe; and, if the disaster wey cut off her husband and son suppose happen at all, she happy say e happen before the homage been paid. Probably the Schlangenwald Count sabi how strong the castle be, and Wildschloss dey serve for far place, because nothing dey hear about any of them during the short time wey the roads still dey open. During this time dem don try through Father Norbert to find out wetin happen to the corpses of the two Barons and their followers, and e show say the Count don carry all of them comot from the inn, no doubt to decorate his castle with their body parts, or to give them to the Emperor as evidence say e dey loyal to order. The old Baron no fit don bury for holy ground, or make them do masses for am; but for the good of her son's soul Dame Kunigunde give some of her few ornaments, and Christina add her gold earrings, and all her small purse, so that both her husband and father fit dey join for the prayers of the Church--trying with all her power to believe for Hugh Sorel's Loretto relic, and the Indulgence wey e buy, and trusting with more comforting thoughts to the ever stronger signs of good wey she don dey see for her own Eberhard.``` <response>: 1. the Swabian League
2. Schlangenwaldern
3. No
4. garrison
5. Yes
6. the next heir
7. the snow came early
8. the snow
9. Christina
10. yes
11. gold earrings
12. all her scanty purse
13. yes
14. Kunigunde
15. two
16. The old Baron
17. Freiherr Kasimir von Adlerstein Wildschloss.
18. Father Norbert
19. that the Count had carried them all off
20. adorn his castle with their limbs, 