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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Gerald Kelly
[Undated: circa 1899?]
Care Fra[ter] E[ritis]. S[imilis]. D[eo].
I will call at the Vicarage about 11 o'clock Tuesday morning. I shall bring M.S. of Act I of K.F.[1] I shall go to Jones [George Cecil Jones] as Basingstoke the same day. My further plans depend on "orders". It is of vital importance that I should see you. I am very angry with you for not writing, or have you been ill.
Yours F[raternal]ly
P[erdurabo]
1—[King's Friend. A play that Crowley was writing. It does not survive. Gerald Yorke.]
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