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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Jane Wolfe
[on the stationary of the Hotel Restaurant Foyot, Paris]
die
Apr 27 [1928]
C∴[ara] S∴[oror] 516 [Jane Wolfe]
93.
No time to write, really and truly!
Other work demands continual application.
[illegible]. arrival precipitated an explosion. Everyone got attacked in one way or another. Mrs. Walker achieved in less than seven months what the whole malice of Fate had failed to do in seven years—got Ninette [Ninette Shumway] to the workhouse! Mimi [Ninette's daughter] and [illegible] are with her. [illegible] and I have got [illegible]. We are trying to make some arrangement. Things are frightfully critical.
A fine April day, and all's well. The Magick is perfectly splendid. I think you and I are going to be of great importance. Certain visions seem to indicate that we may find the R.[ich] M.[an] from the W.[est]. You should be able to help him in many ways.
If course, the secretarial part of the Work awaits your return. Also, everything is in storage again—"somewhere in France". I shan't get it out until a permanent plan is fixed. I must have a house of my own. And an income.
I think you can do a lot to bring about a real reconstruction of the Abbey. Only, think big enough!
The mail is just going out—and the female just coming in.
Ta-Ta!
93 93/93.
Fraternally,
666.
P.S. I'm missing you less than I have done for months past!! But should be ever so glad to see you again.
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