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261
"
Yes
,
and
what
about
Orren
Boyle
?
"
262
"
I
ve
cancelled
the
contract
.
We
had
the
right
to
cancel
it
six
months
ago
.
"
263
"
When
did
you
do
that
?
"
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264
"
Yesterday
.
"
265
"
But
he
hasn
t
called
to
have
me
confirm
it
.
"
266
"
He
won
t
.
"
267
Taggart
sat
looking
down
at
his
desk
.
She
wondered
why
he
resented
the
necessity
of
dealing
with
Rearden
,
and
why
his
resentment
had
such
an
odd
,
evasive
quality
.
Rearden
Steel
had
been
the
chief
supplier
of
Taggart
Transcontinental
for
ten
years
,
ever
since
the
first
Rearden
furnace
was
fired
,
in
the
days
when
their
father
was
president
of
the
railroad
.
For
ten
years
,
most
of
their
rail
had
come
from
Rearden
Steel
.
There
were
not
many
firms
in
the
country
who
delivered
what
was
ordered
,
when
and
as
ordered
.
Rearden
Steel
was
one
of
them
.
If
she
were
insane
,
thought
Dagny
,
she
would
conclude
that
her
brother
hated
to
deal
with
Rearden
because
Rearden
did
his
job
with
superlative
efficiency
;
but
she
would
not
conclude
it
,
because
she
thought
that
such
a
feeling
was
not
within
the
humanly
possible
.
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268
"
It
isn
t
fair
,
"
said
James
Taggart
.
269
"
What
isn
t
?
"
270
"
That
we
always
give
all
our
business
to
Rearden
.
It
seems
to
me
we
should
give
somebody
else
a
chance
,
too
.
Rearden
doesn
t
need
us
;
he
s
plenty
big
enough
.
We
ought
to
help
the
smaller
fellows
to
develop
.
Otherwise
,
we
re
just
encouraging
a
monopoly
.
"