The bailmen were to be the Rev.Mr.Robarts, and Major Grantly.

In five minutes the bond was signed and Mr.Crawley was at liberty to go away, a free man,--till the Barchester Assizes should come round in April.
Of all that was going on at this time Mr.Crawley knew little or nothing, and Mrs.Crawley did not know much.

She did say a word of thanks to Mr.Robarts, and begged that the same might be said to--the other gentleman.

If she had heard the major's name she did not remember it.

Then they were led out back into the bed-room, where Mrs.Walker was found, anxious to do something, if she only knew what, to comfort the wretched husband and the wretched wife.