Why shouldn't the second will be found first ?" "Because you and I will be the only ones that'll know of it.

That shows how much I trust you, Tarboe.

I'll put it away where nobody can get it except you or me." "But if anything should happen to me ?" "Well, I'd leave a letter with my bank, not to be opened for three years, or unless you died, and it would say that the will existed, where it was, and what its terms were." "That sounds all right," but there was a cloud on Tarboe's face.
"It's a great business," said Grier, seeing Tarboe's doubt.

"It's the biggest thing a man can do--and I'm breaking up." The old man had said the right thing--"It's a great business!" It was the greatness of the thing that had absorbed Tarboe.

It was the bigness made him feel life could be worth living, if the huge machinery were always in his fingers.