Texas Pacific had come back again.
Two or three years later I sat at Doctor Green's table with Mr.Gould, just as we had sat the first day.

Mr.Gould recalled the circumstance.
"I did not think I could afford to have you lose on my suggestion and I went to cover your loss, when I found five thousand shares of Texas Pacific transferred on the books of the company in your name.

I knew these could not be yours.

I thought the buyer was none other than the man I was after, and I began hammering the stock.

I have been curious ever since to make sure whether I was right." "Whom did you suspect, Mr.Gould ?" I asked.
"My suspect was Victor Newcomb," he replied.
I then told him what had happened.