Carter Hagen stared, puzzled. "I'm afraid I don't understand you."

"I didn't expect you to, but that will come later. I'll tell you this

much, though. No one will be barred. The winner will take all, and the

winner may be anyone on this planet. My one regret is that I won't be

around to see who gets the jackpot."

Carter Hagen dutifully pocketed the will and left. He returned on other

business a week later. Sam Chipfellow's first question was, "Well, what

did you think of it?"

"Think of what?"

"My will."

Carter Hagen straightened to an indignant five-foot-six. "Mr.

Chipfellow, I don't like having my integrity questioned. Your will was

in a sealed envelope. You instructed me to read it after your death. If

you think I'm the sort of man who would violate a trust--"

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