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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Gerald Yorke
[Undated: circa May 1929]
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Returning to Brussels Tuesday 21st [May].
R's [Israel Regardie] latest report is that marriage here is, if not impossible, a matter of months. They want too many papers, mostly inaccessible for weeks or months!
So I shall ask Vice-Consul to apply for a special permit to allow de M [Maria de Miramar] to accompany me to England; on grounds of public morality, I don't see how they can refuse. You might get Nick [Lieutenant Colonel John Carter] to help here.
I don't know about formalities in England, but we could go to the Land of Lakes, where I know the ropes.
I'm really getting bored with this nightmare.
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Fraternally
666.
P.S. If King Str is n[o] g[ood] I must find a quiet but distinguished hotel, near the centre]. What are the rates at Brown's and such?
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