Quotes from Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
“It was a sense of extreme precision and of relaxation, together, a sense of action without strain, which seemed inexplicably youthful–until he realized that this was the way he had acted and had expected always to act, in his youth and what he now felt was like the simple, astonished question: Why should one ever have to act in any other manner?”
— Narrator (referring to Hank Rearden)
Atlas Shrugged (Part 3, Chapter 6, Page 976)
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