On the evidence, as one sees it at present, one is bound to say that it is a case for a jury." "I believe that he is mad," said the brother parson.
"He always was, as far as I could learn," said the lord.

"I never knew him, myself.

You do, I think ?" "Oh, yes.

I know him." And the vicar of Framley became silent and thoughtful as the memory of a certain interview between himself and Mr.Crawley came back upon his mind.

At that time the waters had nearly closed over his head and Mr.Crawley had given him some assistance.