Question:
Mrs. Inglethorp had made no provisions of any kind for her, but I imagined that John and Mary would probably insist on her making her home with them "at any rate until the end of the war.

Does it follow that "Mrs. Inglethorp made all kinds of provisions for her."?
Answer:
no

Question:
He passed ropes around the corners until the mandrake turned and rigidly marched away, the blows of his whip falling metronome-like on the slaves he passed.

Does it follow that "He regularly whipped the slaves as he walked by."?
Answer:
yes

Question:
I thought I was going mad.

Does it follow that "I suspected I was going crazy. "?
Answer:
yes

Question:
She nodded.

Does it follow that "She refused to nod. "?
Answer:
no