Name likable moments and in likable moments in chapters 26-30

I like a scene in chapter 30. After breakfast, several citizens ­ including the Sheriff and the Widow Douglas ­ come to visit the old Welshman. The widow is outspoken with gratitude toward the old man, who tells her that there is another, who is to remain nameless, which she is to be more grateful toward. All the visitors are curious as to the identity of the nameless hero.