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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Gerald Yorke
Hotel Foyet Paris
Jan 27 [1928]
C∴F∴
Yours of 26th.
Will see Amexco here: it will be useless to write. E.g. I don't know who to go to for certificate.
Some of the essays in Batch 2 of the documents are of very great importance. Unfortunately, all are not properly finished. That is through being thrown about and parted constantly from my MSS.
Now we have a G.H.Q. [Grand Headquarters] once more, we must fix up all the loose ends. I shall have to have a secretary and an editor. The latter because my own mind is so broken up over the wreck of the work that it won't face the job of reorganization. Unless I had a real long rest free from worry.
If only I could put everything in my wife's name—but as that name is Sophia, who has no ètat civil!
I shall be glad to hear any remarks of yours on B[oo]k 4 P[ar]t III [Magick in Theory and Practice] and generally your impressions from week to week of what you read.
I've been feeling rotten—got a bad chill driving around in Amilcar and wandering in the slums in the rain.
I need a month's rest badly.
93 93/93.
Yours in haste,
Fraternally,
666.
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