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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Karl Germer
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[23 October 1935]
I have rarely felt such heartfelt joy as this moment when your letter arrived, announcing your escape.—Come to this office [c/o The Dowling-Kimber Secretariat] as soon as you reach London. Mr. D.K. is my literary agent, and he is going ahead at once to place your story, which ought to bring you in quite a lot to go on with. Be sure your friends will go all out to fix things up for you.—I say no more now, but rejoice. Will do all in my power. Write me here.
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