"I like your work."
Mallory spoke earnestly, his voice sober.
"You mean you saw the things I've done, and you liked them - you - yourself - alone - without anyone telling you that you should like them or why you should like them - and you decided that you wanted me, for that reason - only for that reason - without knowing anything about me or giving a damn - only because of the things I've done and ... and what you saw in them - only because of that, you decided to hire me, and you went to the bother of finding me and coming here, and being insulted-only because you saw - and what you saw made me important to you, made you want me? Is that what you mean?"
"Just that," said Roark.
Ayn Rand, The Fountainhead
Part Two, Chapter 11
Mallory spoke earnestly, his voice sober.
"You mean you saw the things I've done, and you liked them - you - yourself - alone - without anyone telling you that you should like them or why you should like them - and you decided that you wanted me, for that reason - only for that reason - without knowing anything about me or giving a damn - only because of the things I've done and ... and what you saw in them - only because of that, you decided to hire me, and you went to the bother of finding me and coming here, and being insulted-only because you saw - and what you saw made me important to you, made you want me? Is that what you mean?"
"Just that," said Roark.
Ayn Rand, The Fountainhead
Part Two, Chapter 11
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