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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Austin Harrison
3 July [1913]
Dear Harrison,
I trust that your silence means that you are pleased with me over the American article. If not, do not hesitate to say so, and let me do anything else I can to put it right, if not right.
If you would like me to look over the Socrates article and supply a different finish I will do my best for you.
I have pleasure in enclosing story for your [review?]. I hear at the office that you are on an extended holiday and hope it doesn't mean that you are ill. Let me have a line.
Yours ever.
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