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Correspondence from William Butler Yeats to John Butler Yeats
Stone Cottage
Jan. 18, 1915
My dear Father, I am down here in Sussex, as you see. Ezra Pound and his wife are staying with me, we have four rooms of a cottage on the edge of a heath and our back is to the woods. I was amused by your description of Crowley [see J.B. Yeats letter of 18 December 1914]. Crowley is not a man I appreciate. I am amused to find that he now praises Mrs. Macgregor [Moina Mathers], he slandered her in a very cruel way in one of his books but I suppose Bergson's sister is now worth considering. I am sorry Quinn [John Quinn] has taken up with Crowley.
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