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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I have waited long for this day," said Lucius, "years of secret thoughts, of hypocrisy, and deception, months of planning, days of strife, weeks of withdrawal, of hiding in tunnels, and waiting, and then, by means of an unexpected, bold, and glorious stroke, victory!" He then signaled to his two cohorts who were at the dais. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 48, Sentence #218)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
48 218 "I have View more quotes about waited">waited long for this day," said Lucius, "years of secret thoughts, of hypocrisy, and deception, months of planning, days of strife, weeks of withdrawal, of hiding in tunnels, and waiting, and then, by means of an unexpected, bold, and glorious stroke, victory!" He then signaled to his two cohorts who were at the dais.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
48 215 It will be uncontestable.
48 216 All will then acknowledge us, all will grant that the day is ours, that the new order is upon us".
48 217 The large double door to the chamber, leading out to the hall, was unbarred, and swung open.
48 218 "I have waited long for this day," said Lucius, "years of secret thoughts, of hypocrisy, and deception, months of planning, days of strife, weeks of withdrawal, of hiding in tunnels, and waiting, and then, by means of an unexpected, bold, and glorious stroke, victory!" He then signaled to his two cohorts who were at the dais.
48 219 "Put aside your axes," he said.
48 220 "It will show we are now at peace.
48 221 Do not fear.
It will be uncontestable. All will then acknowledge us, all will grant that the day is ours, that the new order is upon us". The large double door to the chamber, leading out to the hall, was unbarred, and swung open. "I have waited long for this day," said Lucius, "years of secret thoughts, of hypocrisy, and deception, months of planning, days of strife, weeks of withdrawal, of hiding in tunnels, and waiting, and then, by means of an unexpected, bold, and glorious stroke, victory!" He then signaled to his two cohorts who were at the dais. "Put aside your axes," he said. "It will show we are now at peace. Do not fear. - (Conspirators of Gor)