opfitalia.blogg.se - Atlas shrugged by ayn rand

To hell with that, she thought-and never worried about it again.Ĭhapter Four: The Immovable Movers She was fifteen when it occurred to her for the first time that women did not run railroads and that people might object.

She was twelve years old when she told Eddie Willers that she would run the railroad when they grew up.

He liked to observe emotions they were like red lanterns strung along the dark unknown of another's personality, marking vulnerable points.Ĭhapter Three: The Top and the Bottom.

Quotes Except as otherwise noted, page numbers correspond to the hardcover Random House edition (1957) Part One: Non-Contradiction Chapter One: The Theme

1.3.5 Chapter Seven: "This is John Galt Speaking".

1.2.9 Chapter Ten: The Sign of the Dollar.

1.2.7 Chapter Seven: The Moratorium on Brains.

1.2.4 Chapter Four: The Sanction of the Victim.1.2.2 Chapter Two: The Aristocracy of Pull.1.2.1 Chapter One: The Man who Belonged On Earth.1.1.8 Chapter Nine: The Sacred and the Profane.1.1.7 Chapter Eight: The John Galt Line.1.1.6 Chapter Seven: The Exploiters and the Exploited.1.1.4 Chapter Five: The Climax of the d'Anconias.1.1.3 Chapter Four: The Immovable Movers.1.1.2 Chapter Three: The Top and the Bottom.