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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Montgomery Evans
23 Albert Road, N.W.1.
January 11, 1936.
Dear Monty,
Delighted to receive your letter of Dec. 29th. The weather is continuously frightful, and I am frightfully worried; as Pearl [Pearl Brooksmith] goes into the hospital on Tuesday.
Yorke [Gerald Yorke] is back, I think somewhat chastened in spirit.
I am enclosing you copy of a letter. I hope you will get in touch with Spann [?] and report as to what kind of a bloke he is. I want ultimately to clean up all these fake organisations, not that I hope to get rid of human dishonesty, but because this particular form of it hampers scientific research.
Excuse my brevity. I have not the heart to write letters. Give my love to Rayner.
Yours ever—with a heavy heart.
A.C.
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