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Correspondence from Frieda Harris to Aleister Crowley
[12 June 1938]
Dear Crowley,
I am indeed sorry for your difficulties, but you must believe I have not got £150 to give away or invest. I am unable to publish your books, build a temple, pay your liabilities, and am under a genuine promise not to give any guarantee, or raise money by the use of my name, which promise makes it legally impossible for me to do so—and therefore I cannot do any of the things you suggest.
Perhaps we must stop at once as I cannot use your valuable knowledge. . . .
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