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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to J.F.C. Fuller
49 rue Vavin Paris
[Postmarked 18 July 1908]
Dear Fuller,
If I have seemed lack in writing to you, the enclosed will explain better than any words of mine would do.
But it seems to me that you owe me a letter, if not two. I suppose you are working [illegible] sword and trowel at the [illegible] scaffolding.[1]
Nina [Nina Olivier] talks of going to buy land in a fort night, and if she will call and see you to thank you for your kind words. You will do me a favour by not solving the enclosed.
Christ! what a hell of a time we're having! I've written a nice mystic play 'Mr. Todd' i.e. Death 'Tod' in the hope of [illegible], like a crowbar.
Aleister Crowley
1—[An early attempt to write Crowley's spiritual biography.]
Captain J.F.C. Fuller 89 Overstrand Mansions Prince of Wales' Road Battersea London S.W.
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