16 June 1945 - Crowley to Grant

Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Kenneth Grant

die i [Saturday]

[Postmarked 16 June, 1945]

C∴F∴ [Care Frater]

Glad to get yours recd ♀ [Friday] & again this A.M.

Now is your chance to rehabilitate yourself- put all those jobs through with a punch.

McM. [Grady McMurtry] just turned up!! Said you had written to him; that’s a good mark. He’s here till or [Monday or Tuesday]; will deal with Mike when it’s quieter. All well here, but furious that I have no Uisge [Whisky] to give McM.

Now then, on the job! And send me a regular report of what you’ve done, as soon as you’ve done it. Your life hangs thereby!

93 93/93

F∴ly [Fraternally]

666.

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