Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Jane Wolfe

[on the stationary of the Splendid-Hotel, A. Ganichot Proprietaire.]

c/o American Express Co.

Tunis.

Kaironan.

Dec 8 [1925]

Dear 516 [Jane Wolfe]

93.

They have sent me G.D.'s [Gabriel Dee]. advertisement. I confess I like it not.

I strongly advise you to say nothing, but to look for any other kind of a job, and get on to it quietly, as soon as you reasonably can.

I cannot allow myself to be mixed up, even, indirectly, with any such ways of making money.

I do not question her sincerity or honesty, and I cannot refuse advice to any human being, but I cannot admit any such professions as honourable. Their exercise disqualifies from admission to A∴A∴ and its dependent Orders.

Please be tactful about this. There is no need to mention the matter at all. Just slip out quietly.

93     93/93.

Fraternally,

666.

O.S.V. 6º=5^o Imperator R∴R∴ et A∴C∴

P.S. Things seem like coming right. Shall give you a holiday to do some real Work as soon as I can.

Love to Bayley [James Gilbert Bayley]: thank him for his letter, with its brilliantly paradoxical contradictions of his last "Contra O.P.V. [Norman Mudd]"

666.

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