"You people don't play your game very well, Mr.Grier.
I've seen a lot that wants changing." "Why don't you change it, then ?" Tarboe laughed.

"If I was boss like you, I'd change it, but I'm not, and I stick to my own job." The old man came close to him, and steadily explored his face and eyes.
"I've never met anybody like you before.

You're the man can do things and won't do them." "I didn't say that.

I said what I meant--that good health is better than everything else in the world, and when you've got it, you should keep it, if you can.

I'm going to keep mine." "Well, keep it in Montreal," said John Grier.