 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER IX 

Di visit of Bertrade de Montfort with her friend Mary de Stutevill dey come to an end. Three weeks don pass since Roger de Conde ride comot from Stutevill and many times di handsome young knight name don dey on top di lips of him fair hostess and her fairer friend. 

Today di two girls dey waka slowly through di gardens of di great court, their arms dey entwined around each other waist, dey gist di last tori into each other ear, because tomorrow Bertrade don decide say she go go back to Leicester. 

"I dey think say you dey very rash indeed, my Bertrade," Mary talk. "If my papa dey here, I sure say him no go allow you go with only di small escort wey we fit give." 

"No fear, Mary," Bertrade reply. "Five of your papa knights go dey enough protection for dis short journey. By evening, e go don finish; and, as di only person wey I dey fear for dis area don receive serious beating from Roger de Conde recently, I no think say him go try to disturb me again." 

"But wetin about di Devil of Torn, Bertrade?" Mary ask. "Just yesterday, you know, one of Lord de Grey men-at-arms come dey limp come meet us with di tori of di terrible destruction wey di foul fiend don cause for him master household. Him dey outside, Bertrade, and I no fit think of anything wey dey more horrible pass to fall into him hand." 

"Why, Mary, you just talk say Norman of Torn dey very polite to you when him sack dis, your papa castle. How come you don change your mind so quick?" 

Answers to di questions:

1. Dem dey waka through di gardens.
2. Dem dey entwined arms around each other waist.
3. Their names na Bertrade and Mary.
4. No, dem talk say five of Lord de Grey knights go dey enough protection.
5. Dem be two.
6. Mary talk say Norman of Torn dey polite when him sack di castle.
7. Three weeks don pass since Roger de Conde come out from Stutevill.
8. Roger de Conde na handsome young knight.
9. Bertrade dey go back to Leicester tomorrow.
10. Mary no think say she suppose go with only di small escort.
11. One of Lord de Grey men-at-arms come limping come meet them with tori.
12. Di tori na di terrible destruction wey di Devil of Torn cause for Lord de Grey household.
13. Mary dey talk say di Devil of Torn dey outside.
14. Dem dey waka slowly for di gardens.
15. Dem dey gist di last tori into each other ear.
16. Dem place their arms around each other waist while waka.
17. Bertrade talk say her journey no go too long.
18. She believe say Roger de Conde no go disturb her.``` <response>: ```1. Di gardens
2. No
3. Bertrade de Montfort and Mary de Stutevill
4. No
5. Five
6. Norman of Torn
7. Three weeks
8. A knight
9. Tomorrow
10. No
11. One of Lord de Grey's men-at-arms
12. Of di terrible killings
13. Devil of Torn
14. No
15. Di last confidences
16. Each other's waists
17. No
18. No``` 