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

He would doubtless be unaware of the downfall of Agamemnon until at least the spring. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #190)
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49 190 He would View more quotes about doubtless">doubtless be unaware of the downfall of Agamemnon until at least the spring.

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

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49 187 On the other hand, in its way, it was still afoot.
49 188 Pausanias had left the Cave long before our departure.
49 189 One supposes then that he by now, ignorant of developments in the Voltai, and following his instructions, would, by means of various well-placed agents, be carrying Agamemnon's plans forward.
49 190 He would doubtless be unaware of the downfall of Agamemnon until at least the spring.
49 191 To be sure, it was clear that Agamemnon's plan might be implemented in the absence of its prime architect.
49 192 Agamemnon's conspiracy then, even without Agamemnon, might still be afoot.
49 193 Another possibility would be that the active, seething brain that was now Agamemnon might reassert itself, might acquire new housings, even new bodies.
On the other hand, in its way, it was still afoot. Pausanias had left the Cave long before our departure. One supposes then that he by now, ignorant of developments in the Voltai, and following his instructions, would, by means of various well-placed agents, be carrying Agamemnon's plans forward. He would doubtless be unaware of the downfall of Agamemnon until at least the spring. To be sure, it was clear that Agamemnon's plan might be implemented in the absence of its prime architect. Agamemnon's conspiracy then, even without Agamemnon, might still be afoot. Another possibility would be that the active, seething brain that was now Agamemnon might reassert itself, might acquire new housings, even new bodies. - (Conspirators of Gor)