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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Gerald Yorke
On Board The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's "Alcantara"
Aug 31 [1930]
C∴F∴
93,
I enclose cheque for W.T. This is really important. He may return it, but the cash should be in the Bank. At present there's about £1.
Get the mail from Regardie [Israel Regardie]. You should answer Whelan. He has a good imagination, only debauched by the Press and the Screen, and a love of adventure. It isn't fair to ignore him because he has been ill-trained.
We shall bolt for a fishing village and live at minimum rates till things are a bit fixed (i.e. when Pessoa [Fernando Pessoa] is on the job). Then, go on and see Ambiello and Xul Solar—please send addresses etc—make McAllen write me introduction in Buenos Aires—Then to the Galapagos, Tablitz, China, India, and so to bed.
Hope you have better news. Shall be anxious to learn.
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93 93/93
Fraternally
666
P.S. I'm not forgetting Sullivan. But that only means that I should be fairly available by Xmas. 666.
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