|
Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Gerald Yorke
Albemarle Court, Albemarle Str. Mayfair.
9 Aug '32.
Mrs. R. is separated from Paul, but she still manages him. I got a contract provisionally signed on Friday, but the man has gone down with malaria; I can't get at him. The position with Lane and Pagani is very bad indeed; and smash would spoil that contract. £25 would carry us on to success. Meanwhile you really must arrange to help Cora [Cora Eaton]: if you're honest you will. And there must be a general accounting of all A.A. activities before you go. I'm asking Kerman [Isidore Kerman] to find a way out when I see him this a.m. about contract.
|