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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Gerald Yorke
Metropole
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[Undated: circa late May 1929]
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The Germer [Karl Germer] $130 (sent to you) has not come through yet. And there is no news of the $1000. We are already in debt. de M [Maria de Miramar] is pretty sick. Probably appendicitis. Trying absolute rest in bed, ice-bags, liquid food etc. but if she gets worse—or not better by Saturday—I shall have to get a second opinion.
Wire Germer if you think it advisable.
Self now O.K. as to health, bar nervous trouble, which is purely physical, and sometimes affects even my walking. Regardie [Israel Regardie] practically well.
Am sitting very tight; at the same time I feel sometimes as if I should like to get a move on.
I don't mind hardships and humiliations; but I don't want defeat.
A reassuring word from you would do lots of good.
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Fraternally
666.
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