Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Gerald Yorke

 

     

 

die [Saturday]

Nov 8 [1930]

 

 

C∴F∴

 

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.

 

Yours from Biskra—

     

But I hope for quite definite RESULTS as well as a return to health etc.

     

I hoped you would go to Mish—to see a Brother—

     

But They are in charge. Incidentally, they are testing every one of us; and I am about near the limit. (Not a financial trouble.) All sorts of disasters, everywhere, followed your exit.

     

The culminating charge against you is that you tried to induce Marie [Maria de Miramar] to have me arrested. (I don't know for what.) I was inclined to believe this, when I heard it, because of your unholy glee in writing to me on my "crime and punishment." Of course, I thought you were cuckoo. You'll need to be a full 6º=5o when you get back; all has gone from bad to very much worse. Except the Lisbon Working, which improves all the time.

     

The Monster [Hanni Jaeger] sends you [illegible]. May it purify your spotted soul!

 

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Fraternally

 

666.

 

 

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