Question: Question: CHAPTER VI. OF HOW ANDREA BECAME LOVE-SICK 

With what fictions I could call to mind I put off Andrea's questions touching the peculiar fashion of St. Auban's leave-taking. Tell him the truth and expose to him the situation whereof he was himself the unconscious centre I dared not, lest his high-spirited impetuosity should cause him to take into his own hands the reins of the affair, and thus drive himself into irreparable disaster. 

Andrea himself showed scant concern, however, and was luckily content with my hurriedly invented explanations; his thoughts had suddenly found occupation in another and a gentler theme than the ill-humour of men, and presently his tongue betrayed them when he drew the conversation to the ladies to whom he had resigned his apartments. 

"Pardieu! Gaston," he burst out, "she is a lovely maid--saw you ever a bonnier?" 

"Indeed she is very beautiful," I answered, laughing to myself at the thought of how little he dreamt that it was of Yvonne St. Albaret de Canaples that he spoke, and not minded for the while to enlighten him. 

"If she be as kind and gentle as she is beautiful, Gaston, well--Uncle Giulio's plans are likely to suffer shipwreck. I shall not leave Choisy until I have spoken to her; in fact, I shall not leave until she leaves." 

"Nevertheless, we shall still be able to set out, as we had projected, after dining, for in an hour, or two at most, they will proceed on their journey." 

He was silent for some moments, then:  1. Who is Andrea?
2. was it reciprocated?
3. was he focused on it?
4. was he entertaining other romantinc partners?
5. Who was he having over to his place?
6. Who was Gaston
7. who were they talking about?
8. who did they refer to as beautiful?
9. was she the maid?
10. What were they doing before setting out?
11. how long until they start their adventure? Provide a numbered list of answers.
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A numbered of answers: 1. a man who is in love
2. no
3. yes
4. unknown
5. unknown
6. the narrator
7. Yvonne St. Albaret de Canaples
8. Yvonne St. Albaret de Canaples
9. yes
10. dining
11. an hour or two at most

Q: (CNN) -- Perhaps somebody forgot to tell Rafael Benitez that the Oscars were last week. 

It doesn't matter. Benitez's extraordinary post-match performance Wednesday managed to combine the good, the bad and the ugly as the Chelsea manager launched a scathing attack on his employers and club's supporters before revealing he will quit at the end of this season. 

Here was Benitez, the victim. Here was the man in the middle of one of football's most high-pressure jobs being circled by an army of critics. 

Perhaps the adrenaline kicked in. Perhaps he had just had enough. It was fight or flight. 

Now he will await his fate, with the English club's billionaire owner Roman Abramovich -- who has employed nine managers in 10 years -- expected to take note. 

Foreign owners in UK football: The good the bad and the ugly 

Since Benitez walked into Stamford Bridge last November, the former Liverpool boss has been a sitting duck. 

Protests, placards, songs about former managers from the stands -- even the most genial of men would have found their patience challenged. 

Replacing a Chelsea favorite and Champions League-winning manager in Roberto Di Matteo was never going to be easy, but for Benitez, it has been a losing battle. 

Out of the Champions League, beaten in the country's third cup competition by Swansea and 19 points off the league leader, Chelsea's season is in danger of collapsing. 

Contrast that with the fact that the Blues were third and four points behind then leader Manchester City when Di Matteo was given his marching orders. 

1. Roberto Di Matteo
2. last November
3. Chelsea's manager
4. yes
5. Wednesday
6. at the end of this season
7. his employers and club's supporters
8. Roman Abramovich
9. Liverpool
10. yes
11. nine in 10 years
12. no
13. placards
14. protest and sing
15. songs about former managers
16. yes
17. yes
18. bad
19. no
20. He was fired.

Numbered questions:
1. Who did Benitez take over for?
2. When?
3. What job did he take?
4. Did he threaten to quit?
5. When did he say that?
6. When is he going to quit?
7. Who was he upset with?
8. Who own's the team?
9. Where did Benitez last work?
10. Has Chelsea gone through a lot of managers/
11. How many?
12. Do the fans like him?
13. What do they bring to the games with them?
14. Do they do anything during the games?
15. What do they sing?
16. Did they like Roberto?
17. Did he win games?
18. How are they doing this year?
19. Did Di Matteo quit?
20. Why did he leave?

input: There was once a beautiful nymph called Echo. But Echo had one failing; she was fond of talking, and whether in chat or argument, would have the last word. As she was good company, she and Zeus became good friends. However, Zeus' wife, Hera, became jealous. She followed Zeus to the earth to find out what he was doing and Zeus asked Echo to distract Hera until he could escape. Later when Hera discovered she had been tricked, she became very angry. She turned on Echo and said, "You shall lose the use of your tongue because you cheated me. You'll have the last word, bur no longer have the power to speak first." So from that moment on, Beautiful Echo was hardly able to hold a conversation because she could only repeat the last words of those around her. She became very embarrassed and hid herself deep in the woods. 

One day a handsome young man called Narcissus came into the woods. He had been hunting deer and lost his way. However, the moment Echo saw him, she fell in love with him. She followed him, wishing to tell him but unable to begin a conversation. Oh, how she wished she could speak first. Unfortunately, Narcissus was far too busy worrying about where his companions might be and how he could find his way home. 

Eventually Narcissus, with Echo following behind along, came to a pool of water in the middle of the woods. Feeling thirsty, Narcissus bent down to drink. As he did so, he saw a beautiful creature in the water staring up at him. He immediately bent over and said to him, "I love you!" Echo, nearby, and seeing her chance, immediately responded ".... I love you!" But it was too late. Narcissus was already in love, with himself. 

The stranger seemed to rise up closer to Narcissus who was so involved that he entirely failed to notice Echo. "I want to stay and look at this beautiful sight forever," he whispered dreamily to himself."... Forever," repeated Echo sadly. "Come here," called Narcissus to his reflection as he moved his head and the creature seemed to move away. "...Here." responded Echo. Narcissus bent back down to see his reflection more clearly. "So beautiful! I've never seen anything so beautiful!" "....So beautiful!" responded Echo truthfully. 

Narcissus remained by the water refusing all Echo's silent offers of food and drink until he died. Where he had been, a flower grew in his place, as beautiful as Narcissus himself. As for Echo, from that time forward, she also didn't eat or drink till she turned to rocks and all that was left was her voice. Even now you can still hear Echo trying to attract Narcissus' attention by repeating his words and still see Narcissus as a beautiful flower growing near a pool. 1. what was Echo?
2. what is her fault?
3. who did she become friends with?
4. Did his wife like that?
5. how did she feel?
6. what;s her name?
7. how did Echo trick Her?
8. could she hold a conversation?
9. what could she say?
10. where did she hide?
11. who came into the woods?
12. what had he been doing? Return numbered answers in your output.

output:
Answer: 1. a beautiful nymph
2. talking
3. Zeus
4. no
5. jealous.
6. Hera
7. distracted her
8. no
9. she could only repeat the last words of those around her.
10. deep in the woods.
11. Narcissus
12. hunting deer