All 8 Uses

anarchist
in
The Sunlight Dialogues
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As the police were in the act of arresting him he had managed to burn all the papers in his billfold (dancing up and down, shaking like a leaf), and he refused to say now a halfway sensible word about himself, except that he was "an anarchist, a student.†
Chpt 1
Whether he was actually a student (he was an anarchist, all right) there was no way of telling.†
Chpt 1 *
After that he heard nothing at all until, hours later, it seemed, the anarchist gave a kind of gasp, not loud but somehow chilling.†
Chpt 2
In the morning they saw there was a long, clotted gash on the anarchist's left arm, from his elbow to his wrist, and there was blood spattered on his already filthy trousers.†
Chpt 2
Religion declines, and patriotism; law and justice become abstruse questions of metaphysics; the younger generation grows dangerous and irrational, shameless, selfish, anarchistic.†
Chpt 3
All anarchists.†
Chpt 3
And so I became, at last, an anarchist.†
Chpt 11
He thought of the Sunlight Man shot through the heart, how he'd said when the Universe told him to jump he would jump; and now—because Luke was his nephew, it came to him: Luke was his brother's son, and he would be alive today if it weren't for the anarchist Taggert Hodge—now, because Luke was his nephew and had died on account of him—he had jumped.†
Chpt 24

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