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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Dennes, Lamb, Pearce & Gould [Crowley's Attorneys]
13 September [1913]
Dear Mr. Dennes,
I am rather surprised at Watt and Williamson's cash account in this respect, that they said the expenses [illegible] would be trifling. I do not think £33 odd is trifling. With regard to Ellis Piers: I must really take a firm stand. I tendered the money on the day it was due and they refused it. I am surely not obliged to keep on tendering it every day until they condescend to take it.
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