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Correspondence from Frieda Harris to Aleister Crowley
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[22 October 1940]
The invocation gets forgotten but I try. The discipline would do me a power of good. I can pull it off morning and night. I would like to work systematically but I fancy I have a bit of Karma to chew up about being a woman and the prey of the servant and domestic side of Life who peck at me.
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The week-ends deplete my energy & Percy's [Percy Harris] political jargon confuses me so that before I have finished my day of prostration after his departure I am round the corner & ordering for his arrival. This has happened so often & I endure, flare up & create the hostile relations between us which make us both unhappy.
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If I can I want to take the short course of geometry 3 weeks in Dec. under Kaufman [sic] at Minehead. It will clarify some of my geometrical conceptions. He has sent me very good notes on the cone.
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