LambdaCore doesn't. That's actually in your MOO engine.
But LambdaCore *does* map 'name msg to "page name msg" with a verb named:
'*
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@verb $player:'* any any any
@prog $player:'
argstr = verb[1..$] + (argstr ? (" " + argstr) | "");
<your code here>
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BTW, I would find it VERY annoying if ' did something other than page.