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Correspondence from Frieda Harris to Aleister Crowley
[partial]
[5 April 1942]
... if I see a letter from you I get hold of it quickly & by reason of my neurosis hide it & forget where it is. Then I try to reply in the middle of the night when he is gone & then I make mistakes & get a bad headache (I have one today). Please leave me alone when Percy [Percy Harris] is about.
. . . I will try to get it to London but we have no petrol so the car is off the road. . . .
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