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

The message, intended to fall into certain hands, specifies a supposed meeting of more than a hundred operatives opposed to the plans of Agamemnon. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #408)
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49 408 The View more quotes about message">message, intended to fall into certain hands, specifies a supposed meeting of more than a hundred operatives opposed to the plans of Agamemnon.

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

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49 405 Certain individuals have even permitted themselves to be bribed, to let a certain code sheet fall into certain hands.
49 406 Indeed, this domicile is doubtless under surveillance, now that spring has come.
49 407 The package stolen from you contained a code deck, whose message would be revealed by the purchased code sheet.
49 408 The message, intended to fall into certain hands, specifies a supposed meeting of more than a hundred operatives opposed to the plans of Agamemnon.
49 409 The enemy will doubtless wish to eliminate these operatives.
49 410 When they attack the meeting site they will find it empty, but they, themselves, will be surrounded and attacked.
49 411 In this way we hope to obtain a number of prisoners, who, if not of the importance of Pausanias, and such, might be important, and, properly persuaded, might lead us to the higher, even the highest, conspirators.
Certain individuals have even permitted themselves to be bribed, to let a certain code sheet fall into certain hands. Indeed, this domicile is doubtless under surveillance, now that spring has come. The package stolen from you contained a code deck, whose message would be revealed by the purchased code sheet. The message, intended to fall into certain hands, specifies a supposed meeting of more than a hundred operatives opposed to the plans of Agamemnon. The enemy will doubtless wish to eliminate these operatives. When they attack the meeting site they will find it empty, but they, themselves, will be surrounded and attacked. In this way we hope to obtain a number of prisoners, who, if not of the importance of Pausanias, and such, might be important, and, properly persuaded, might lead us to the higher, even the highest, conspirators. - (Conspirators of Gor)