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"
You
.
"
"
How
do
you
mean
that
,
Lillian
?
You
don
t
mean
it
in
the
gutter
sense
.
"
"
No
,
not
in
the
gutter
sense
.
"
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"
How
,
then
?
"
She
was
at
the
door
,
she
turned
,
she
raised
her
head
to
look
at
him
and
smiled
coldly
.
"
You
wouldn
t
understand
it
,
"
she
said
and
walked
out
.
The
torture
remaining
to
him
was
the
knowledge
that
she
would
never
want
to
leave
him
and
he
would
never
have
the
right
to
leave
the
thought
that
he
owed
her
at
least
the
feeble
recognition
of
sympathy
,
of
respect
for
a
feeling
he
could
neither
understand
nor
return
the
knowledge
that
he
could
summon
nothing
for
her
,
except
contempt
,
a
strange
,
total
,
unreasoning
contempt
,
impervious
to
pity
,
to
reproach
,
to
his
own
pleas
for
justice
and
,
hardest
to
bear
,
the
proud
revulsion
against
his
own
verdict
,
against
his
demand
that
he
consider
himself
lower
than
this
woman
he
despised
.
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Then
it
did
not
matter
to
him
any
longer
,
it
all
receded
into
some
outer
distance
,
leaving
only
the
thought
that
he
was
willing
to
bear
anything
leaving
him
in
a
state
which
was
both
tension
and
peace
because
he
lay
in
bed
,
his
face
pressed
to
the
pillow
,
thinking
of
Dagny
,
of
her
slender
,
sensitive
body
stretched
beside
him
,
trembling
under
the
touch
of
his
fingers
.
He
wished
she
were
back
in
New
York
.
If
she
were
,
he
would
have
gone
there
,
now
,
at
once
,
in
the
middle
of
the
night
.
Eugene
Lawson
sat
at
his
desk
as
if
it
were
the
control
panel
of
a
bomber
plane
commanding
a
continent
below
.
But
he
forgot
it
,
at
times
,
and
slouched
down
,
his
muscles
going
slack
inside
his
suit
,
as
if
he
were
pouting
at
the
world
.
His
mouth
was
the
one
part
of
him
which
he
could
not
pull
tight
at
any
time
;
it
was
uncomfortably
prominent
in
his
lean
face
,
attracting
the
eyes
of
any
listener
:
when
he
spoke
,
the
movement
ran
through
his
lower
lip
,
twisting
its
moist
flesh
into
extraneous
contortions
of
its
own
.