 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER II. 

"'Abeg, you no see dat man wey dey come towards us on top dapple-gray horse, wey dey wear golden helmet?' 'Wetin I dey see,' Sancho answer, 'na just man on top gray ass like my own, wey dey carry something wey dey shine for im head.' 'Just so,' Don Quixote answer: 'and dat shiny thing na di helmet of Mambrino.'" 

"Sir Humphry Davy?" Mr. Brooke talk, over di soup, for im easy smiling way, as e carry Sir James Chettam talk say e dey study Davy's Agricultural Chemistry. "Well, now, Sir Humphry Davy; I chop wit am years ago for Cartwright's, and Wordsworth dey there too--di poet Wordsworth, you sabi. Now, something dey odd. I dey Cambridge when Wordsworth dey there, and I never see am--and I chop wit am twenty years later for Cartwright's. There dey oddity for things, now. But Davy dey there: e too na poet. Or, as I fit talk, Wordsworth na poet one, and Davy na poet two. Dat one true for every sense, you sabi." 

Dorothea dey feel small fear pass usual. For di beginning of dinner, as di party dey small and di room quiet, these small talks from di mind of magistrate too dey obvious. She dey wonder how person like Mr. Casaubon go fit endure dis kind triviality. She think say im manners dey very dignified; di way wey im iron-gray hair dey set and im deep eye-sockets make am resemble di portrait of Locke. E get di slim body and di pale skin wey be like say e be student; e different well well from di Englishman wey dey shine well well with red whiskers like Sir James Chettam. 

Answer dis series of questions:

1. Who be poet two?
2. Who be poet one?
3. Who dey feel uneasy?
4. Wetin she dey wonder about?
5. Wetin be di color of im hair?
6. Wetin Mr. Brooke dey chop?
7. E dey frown?
8. Where e chop wit Sir Humphry Davy?
9. Who else dey there?
10. Wetin be Wordsworth?
11. Who wear golden helmet?
12. Wetin e dey ride?
13. Wetin be di helmet?
14. Who Dorothea think say get dignified manners?
15. Who e resemble?
16. E dey tan?
17. Wetin be im skin like?
18. E be student?``` <response>: ```1. Davy
2. ,Wordsworth
3. Dorothea
4. Mr Caubon's support for trivialty
5. iron-gray
6. soup,
7. no
8. Cartwright's
9. Wordsworth
10. apoet
11. a cavalier
12. a dapple-gray steed
13. the helmet of Mambrino.
14. Mr. Brooke
15. Locke
16. no
17. pale
18. no``` 