Aldous Huxley sent his wife to arrange bail and later funded the purchase of Potocki's first printing press. Potocki married for the second time in 1939.
The passage describes the actions taken by Aldous Huxley and his wife regarding a bail arrangement for a friend, followed by Huxley's financial support for a printing press purchase for that same friend.  Potocki then married again in 1939.