Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Ninette Shumway

20th May, 1930.

Dear Ninette,

Thanks for your letter of April 30th, which was forwarded to me.

The above address is now my regular one, so always write there.

I am very sorry to hear you were so ill, but would it not be possible to get the Certificate by writing home, and you could arrange the appointment of me as Guardian through the Maire where you are?

You see it is quite time that the child went to a good school, and unless I have the papers there is trouble about it.

I won't bother you any more now, but do make an effort the first day you feel at all better to get this done because it is vitally important for Astarte.

Please let me know at once.

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