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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Gerald Yorke
Hotel Foyet Paris
23/3/28
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93.
The "young miracle" happened and saved us for a few days. Meanwhile Mrs Walker came to Fontainebleau—without letting me know. A pretty low-down trick! However, I'll get after her, and let you know the result in a couple of days.
Then also, I hope to lay the basis of my compromise with the Metro-Goldwyn and we may be out of the wood this week: if only I'm not crippled again by some new disaster. For this season I let my lost letters to you stand: and hope you will have been able to arrange temporary aid to reach us Wednesday.
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Fraternally,
666.
P.S. I'm very glad you're so much better. I think that nervous tendency arises from your little quarrel with the Laws of Nature. But I would like a further talk with you before advising remedial measures.
666.
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