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Correspondence from Wilfred Talbot Smith to Aleister Crowley
30 May 35
C.F.
I am sorry to have been unable to send you any cash. That is one of the reasons of my apparent neglect of you. I know my letters mean little or nothing to you unless there is a monetary enclosure. I am still paying for clothes I had to buy on credit. A new experience.
Just as soon as I can I will send some cash, fully understanding your need. You must realize I would require no urging to make a contribution if I had it. At the same time my will urges the necessity of keeping some activity going here. . . .
Fraternally.
132.
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