Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Isidore Kerman

 

 

 

 

June 22 [1933]

 

 

Dear Kerman,

 

Sorry to bother you at home, but time presses.

     

I had no trouble at all in selling for you from the stock

 

  to Foyle [bookstore] 400 Book 4 Pt I £ 20  
  to Watkins [bookstore] 100 Book 4 Pt I £ 5  
  to Watkins [bookstore] 30 Book 4 Pt II £ 3  
    £ 28  

 

I hope this will be enough without further to-do for the Jarrolds case. I particularly want to avoid approaching Jayne until that £25 is paid back.

     

So I will call at your office at 10.30 on Monday morning to proceed with the affidavit etc.

 

Yours  sincerely,

 

Aleister Crowley.

 

 

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