5 uses
- When you told those reporters that you came to New York to witness the farce, which farce did you mean?1.5 Part 1 Chapter 5 — The Climax of the D'Anconias (80% in)
- "I wanted to witness the farce," he said.1.4 Part 1 Chapter 4 — The Immovable Movers (25% in)
- When you told those reporters that you came to New York to witness the farce, which farce did you mean?1.5 Part 1 Chapter 5 — The Climax of the D'Anconias (80% in)
- He rolled over on his back and lay with his hands crossed under his head, looking up as if he were watching the scenes of a movie farce unrolling on the ceiling.1.5 Part 1 Chapter 5 — The Climax of the D'Anconias (90% in)
- Incredulously, he realized what it was that had been expected of him: he, the victim, chained, bound, gagged and left with no recourse save to bribery, had been expected to believe that the farce he had purchased was a process of law, that the edicts enslaving him had moral validity, that he was guilty of corrupting the integrity of the guardians of justice, and that the blame was his, not theirs.3.5 Part 3 Chapter 5 — Their Brothers' Keepers (45% in)
There are no more uses of "farce" in Atlas Shrugged.
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