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Correspondence from Israel Regardie to Gerald Yorke
55 Avenue de Suffren, Paris, VII
March 6th, 1929
Care Frater:
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.
Just a line or so.
AC is in bed again with no inconsiderable fever and a hacking cough, and sneezing like the dickens. Frankly, I am no little alarmed, and I think if he doesn't show any signs of improvement, Dr. Jarvis [Dr. Charles Jarvis] will be here Friday morning.
This looks like a real attack of the flu, brought on, I should say, first by getting out of bed last week before properly cured, and secondly by playing chess on Sunday for the Coupe de Paris [Chess Club], again. All this, plus the natural business worry, on which I need not comment, is probably the cause.
On top of this, de Miramar [Maria de Miramar] is unwell—probably with enteritis. Myself, the less said the better, but I have been feeling perfectly rotten.
I am only writing this, merely to keep you informed about the conditions here. I am quite nervous—first with both of them sick, and with things in the condition they are.
Love is the law, love under will.
Yours fraternally
358 [Israel Regardie]
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