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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Karl Germer
[EXTRACT]
[26 April 1928]
The man in London [Gerald Yorke] is wealthy and has A.1 connections. But he is young, and at present on an allowance. The best is that he is a businessman. We should get him to form a private company. The profits should be very good for capitalists, as all I want out of it is an assured income to be able to work with convenience and no worry. . . . This is the best news we've had in years.
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