 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER LXXX 

Despite di big political, and consequently social, changes wey don happen, no too much big change happen for di general life of those main people wey we don try make di reader interested for. However big di world fit be wey we dey move inside, all of us dey live for one small circle. Na di result of circumstances; of our convenience and our taste. Lady Beaumaris become di acknowledged leader of Tory society, and her husband dey happy well well about am, so tey he sacrifice hin own pursuits and pleasures well well just to make sure say e dey maintain her position. E even reject di mastership of one popular hunt, wey don be one of hin highest ambition before, just to dey always dey London early and always to support hin wife for her receptions. Imogene herself dey popular well well. Her gentle and natural manners, wey blend well with small self-respect, her fine appearance, and her quick but natural sympathy, win every heart. Lady Roehampton dey visit her often. Myra dey continue her duties as one leader of society, as her lord dey anxious make di diplomatic world no forget am. Na these two main and rival houses dey. Lady Montfort efforts dey more inconsistent, because dem dey to some extent depend on di moods of her husband. People notice say Lady Beaumaris never dey miss to attend di receptions of Lady Roehampton, and di tone wey she dey use approach Myra with almost reverential affection dey touch those wey dey inside di secret, but dem dey few. 

Numbered answers:```
 <response>: 1. Lady Beaumaris
2. Yes
3. Im own enjoyment and pleasure
4. Lady Roehampton
5. Leadership of a hunt
6. Imogene
7. The different moods of her husband
8. No
9. Main and rival houses
10. About dem forgettin am
11. The diplomatic world
12. Yes
13. No
14. London
15. Deep respect and love 