"Winthrop proposed Borleys at Barchester." "No, no, no. Borleys and Bonstock are capital people to push a fellow through on a charge of horse-stealing, or to squeeze a man for a little money; but they are not the people for Mr Crawley in such a case as this. Mason is a better man; and then Mason and I know each other." In saying which Mr Walker winked.
At any rate he'll get nothing but fair usage from us." "I am sure of that. You don't know whether he has employed any lawyer as yet to defend him?" "I can't say. We don't know, you know. I should say he had, probably some Barchester attorney. Borleys and Bonstock in Barchester are very good people, very good people indeed; for that sort of business I mean, Mr Robarts.
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