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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Jane Wolfe
Banker's Trust. [Paris]
May 16 [1928]
C∴[ara] S∴[oror] 516 [Jane Wolfe]
93.
Things are moving here, after the bad catastrophe. The reconstruction is now simple, and hopeful.
Hope you'll be really well soon, another 6 months or so ought to make you feel like a two-year-old.
Can you give me particulars of the cases sent to Naples when you came over?
Thanks to Mrs. W.[alker], I can't inspect contents of 10 cases sent thence to Paris. There was one case in a different place in N.Y. at an engraver's I think. But was this case sent to join the others in warehouse, or sent separately?
Am terrifically busy: so excuse scribble and absence of "chat".
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Fraternally,
666.
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