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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Wilfred Talbot Smith
c/o Bankers Trust. Paris.
16 Mar [1929]
C∴F∴
93
By a deplorable mistake your letter was totally destroyed by fire only 3 minutes after its receipt. I quite forget its contents, except for a vague idea that I ought to convey compliments to Mrs. M. The pain of which you complain during your reducing exercises is due to lack of practice—and skill. Avoid writer's cramp!
You've heard, I suppose, something from Yorke [Gerald Yorke], and should get a memo from Germer [Karl Germer], as to the latest developments of the magical attack against the production of the Book [Magick in Theory and Practice]. I'm sick, but hope to have a stenog[rapher] tomorrow, and write you more at length.
Love is the law, love under will.
Yours fraternally
666
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