The Fountainhead Happiness Quotes

How we cite our quotes: (Volume.Chapter.Paragraph.)

Quote #10

"We've tied happiness to guilt. And we've got mankind by the throat." (4.14.91)

Toohey's secret to success is revealed here, though he didn't originate this idea. He implies he hopped on board a bandwagon of religious and political teachings that date back a pretty long time—those Puritans weren't overly cheerful, after all.

Quote #11

She thought, I've learned to bear anything except happiness. I must learn how to carry it. (4.17.14)

Leave it to Dominique to turn happiness into some sort of burden that she has to figure out how to manage. Good grief.