input: Chapter XIV. And Jill Finds It Out

Jill worried about it more than he did, for she was a faithful little friend, and it was a great trial to have Jack even suspected of doing anything wrong. School is a child's world while he is there, and its small affairs are very important to him, so Jill felt that the one thing to be done was to clear away the cloud about her dear boy, and restore him to public favor.

"Ed will be here Saturday night and may be he will find out, for Jack tells him everything. I do hate to have him hectored so, for I know he is, though he's too proud to complain," she said, on Thursday evening, when Frank told her some joke played upon his brother that day.

"I let him alone, but I see that he isn't badgered too much. That's all I can do. If Ed had only come home last Saturday it might have done some good, but now it will be too late; for the reports are given out to-morrow, you know," answered Frank, feeling a little jealous of Ed's influence over Jack, though his own would have been as great if he had been as gentle.

"Has Jerry come back?" asked Jill, who kept all her questions for Frank, because she seldom alluded to the tender subject when with Jack.

"No, he's off for the summer. Got a place somewhere. Hope he'll stay there and let Bob alone."

"Where is Bob now? I don't hear much about him lately," said Jill, who was constantly on the lookout for "the other fellow," since it was not Joe. 1. Whom does Jack talk to about everything?
2. Who was envious of this?
3. How was he related to Jack?
4. How does he treat Jack?
5. What does he do?
6. Does he play jokes on him?
7. What sort of jokes?
8. Why was Jill questioning him about Jerry?
9. Why was Jerry gone?
10. Were Jack and Jill friends?
11. Why was she concerned about his status?
12. What did she try to do to help him? Return numbered answers in your output.

output: 1. Ed
2. Frank
3. his brother
4. poorly
5. unknown
6. yep
7. unknown
8. unknown
9. he's off for the summer
10. yes
11. she didn't want him suspected
12. clear away the cloud about him

question: (CNN)Silent, almost shy as she headed into Manhattan Criminal Court, Ailina Tsarnaeva was anything but timid when it came to a perceived rival, prosecutors say.

According to a criminal complaint, Tsarnaeva threatened a woman in a phone call this summer, saying "Leave my man alone."

"Stop looking for him. ... I know people that can put a bomb where you live," she said, according to the complaint.

Considering who was making the threats, prosecutors didn't consider it a joke and charged Tsarnaeva with aggravated harassment, which she denies.

Leaving court last December, she and her lawyer refused to discuss the case.

Tsarnaeva is the sister of Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev. Authorities allege the brothers are responsible for the 2013 Boston marathon bombing, which left three people dead and more than 260 others injured. Police shot and killed Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, during the manhunt and later captured Dzhokhar, who is now on trial. Tsarnaev's lawyers don't dispute that he did it. The defense argues that he was influenced and enlisted by his older, self-radicalized brother to commit acts of terror.

Defense rests in Boston Marathon bombing trial

The Tsarnaev family first immigrated to the Boston area back in 2002.

The parents, fleeing a troubled region of Russia, were treated as legal residents and granted asylum -- a status that opened the door for taxpayer-funded welfare.

The state of Massachusetts has confirmed the Tsarnaevs received food stamps, public housing and other aid, on and off, between 2002 and 2012.

During this time, Tamerlan Tsarnaev began his conversion to radical Islam. Then, according to investigators, he began filling his younger brother's head with a hatred toward the West.
1. Who is this mostly about?
2. What is she accused of doing?
3. How?
4. When?
5. What is her quote?
6. Did she mention a specific weapon?
7. Which one?
8. Did the court consider it a joking matter?
9. What did they charge specifically?
10. Did she admit to it?
11. Does she have any siblings?
12. Who?
13. What are they known for?
14. When was that?
15. Did anyone die from that?
16. How many?
17. How many hurt?
18. How long has the family been in the area?
19. What religion is mentioned?
20. Who converted to that?
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answer: 1. Ailina Tsarnaeva
2. She threatened a woman
3. On a phone call
4. This summer
5. Leave my man alone.
6. Yes
7. A bomb
8. No
9. Aggravated harassment
10. No
11. Yes
12. Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
13. Causing the Boston marathon bombing
14. 2013
15. Yes
16. Three people
17. 260
18. Since 2002
19. Radical Islam
20. Tamerlan Tsarnaev

Question: CHAPTER IV.

Notwithstanding the earnest injunction that Maria had given to Mr. Delafield to continue where she left him, until her return, she expressed no surprise at not finding him in the room. The countenance of this young lady exhibited a droll mixture of playful mirth and sadness; she glanced her eyes once around the apartment, and perceiving it was occupied only by her friend, she said, laughing--

"Well, Charlotte, when is it to be? I think I retired in very good season."

"Perhaps you did, Maria," returned the other, without raising her face from the reflecting attitude in which she stood--"I believe it is all very well."

"Well! you little philosopher--I should think it was excellent--that--that is--if I were in your place. I suspected this from the moment you met."

"What have you suspected, Maria?--what is it you imagine has occurred?"

"What! why Seymour Delafield has been stammering--then he looked doleful--then he sighed--then he hemmed--then he said you were an angel--nay, you need not look prudish, and affect to deny it; he got as far as that before I left the room--then he turned to see if I were not coming back again to surprise him--then he fell on his knees--then he stretched out his handsome hand--it is too handsome for a man's hand!--and said take it, take me, take my name, and take my three hundred thousand dollars!--Now don't deny a syllable of it till I tell your answer."

Charlotte smiled, and taking her work, quietly seated herself at her table before she replied-- 1. Was Mr. Delafield in the room when Maria returned?
2. Was she shocked by this?
3. What emotions did she show?
4. How many times did she look around?
5. Was she inside a house?
6. Was there anyone else present?
7. Who?
8. What is her friend's name?
9. What was her friend's attitude at the time?
10. What did Maria call Charlotte?
11. A large one?
12. Was Delafield acting confidently?
13. How was he speaking?
14. What did he call Charlotte?
15. How did he appear?
16. Did he sigh?
17. Does Maria think Charlotte should deny this?
18. Did Maria leave the room at any point?
19. How much money does Delafield claim to have?
20. Where did Charlotte sit after hearing all this? Provide a numbered list of answers.
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A numbered of answers:
1. no
2. no
3. mirth and sadness
4. once
5. no
6. yes
7. her friend
8. Charlotte
9. attitude
10. a philosopher
11. no
12. no
13. stammering
14. an angel
15. doleful
16. yes
17. no
18. yes
19. three hundred thousand dollars
20. at her table