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Toward the end of October, Jim awakened her in the middle of the night to tell her, breathlessly, that Henry Rearden had quit his mills and vanished—and that hundreds of his employees had vanished after him when his disappearance became known. Jim begged Dagny to somehow bring Henry back, but Dagny said that she could not bring him back, and wouldn't if she could.
 
Toward the end of October, Jim awakened her in the middle of the night to tell her, breathlessly, that Henry Rearden had quit his mills and vanished—and that hundreds of his employees had vanished after him when his disappearance became known. Jim begged Dagny to somehow bring Henry back, but Dagny said that she could not bring him back, and wouldn't if she could.
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Not long after Rearden's disappearance, Dagny received a cryptic note from him. It read only, "I have met him. I don't blame you." Dagny realized at once that Henry Rearden could only have been talking about [[John Galt]]. She little realized that the entire country would soon "meet" John Galt, if only at a distance.
    
== The great speech ==
 
== The great speech ==
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