 
 <prompt> text: ```CHAPTER III. 

THE END OF THE BALL. 

Di priest long journey no show say e don tire am. E dey cheerful and polite as usual--and e dey very caring to Stella so tey e no fit just pass am with formal greeting. 

"I don come all di way from Devonshire," e talk. "Di train don dey late as usual, and I be one of di late arrivals because of am. I miss some familiar faces for dis enjoyable party. Mr. Romayne, for example. E fit no dey among di guests?" 

"Oh, yes." 

"E don go?" 

"Not as I know." 

Di way wey she dey reply warn Father Benwell make e leave Romayne matter. E try another name. 

"And Arthur Penrose?" e ask next. 

"I think Mr. Penrose don comot from us." 

As she answer, she look go Lady Loring side. Di hostess dey for center of group of ladies and gentlemen. Before she go free, Father Benwell fit waka. Stella don decide to try by herself wetin she bin ask Lady Loring to do for her. E better make she try, and fail, than no try at all. 

"I ask Mr. Penrose which part of Devonshire you dey visit," she continue, dey use her more friendly manner. "I sabi small about di north coast, especially di area of Clovelly." 

Not even small change show for di priest face; e fatherly smile never dey better. 

Based on di article and di list of answers wey follow, write list of questions.

1. Devonshire
2. Father Benwell

Numbered questions:``` <response>: ```1. Wia di traveler dey come from?
2. Who e be?``` 