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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Mary d'Este-Sturges
To the Subeditor, The Equinox.
1 September [1913]
Miss Mary d'Este,
I can't pay anything beyond your usual salary which however I will double for the future. But I don't mind standing reasonable expenses while you are actively helping. If you work at Alton [?] you can live by it. I therefore send you a postal order for 10/- which will pay your fare and any further expenses I will defray as they arise. I will expect you Thursday morning.
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