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| 49 | 189 | One View more quotes about supposes">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. |
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| 49 | 186 | Given his downfall in the Voltai it would, at least for a time, lack central direction. |
| 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. |