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Correspondence from Frieda Harris to Aleister Crowley
Cotswold House Hotel Chipping Campden Glos Woolstaplers Hall Chipping Campden
[Undated: circa Autumn 1939]
Dear Aleister,
Please—I am working on the Fool and I've done the Lovers so do not tartly say I am having a long holiday!
The caravan is a great success. Most cosey and so much easier than a house. Your explanation of Lilith is not enough. She is a piebald wench and not to be trusted but in some ways Eve is a Krugley Queen when compared with her.
I am glad the Falconer has caught your Hawk and that you are happier.
I will struggle with the Fool. He does writhe about. I can't see him. Has he got any children with him and is not his bag a jester's balloon? That innocent gaiety asks for the brush of a saint and my lines come out like treacle. I wish I could paint in crystals.
Yours sincerely,
Frieda Harris
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