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Correspondence from Frieda Harris to Aleister Crowley
[Undated: circa August 1941]
. . . I want to polish off the Tarot; at last here are the two roughs of the two cards and they are so good there is nothing to be said. . . . The Cup (Ace) is a monotonous affair and swells and ebbs and flows and I can't get my teeth into it. Oh Dear! It is a haunting image whose very loveliness makes an approach alarming, also it turns around and makes me dizzy. . . .
I have tried to get the cards published as a game, but this War stops all enterprise. . . .
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