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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Louis Umfreville Wilkinson
Sept 15 [1945]
Dear Louis,
93.
Quite anxious and very wretched at not hearing from you.
What of spending Equinox here? 23rd inst.
One very bright spot in life. I had given Mrs. Symonds [Johnnie Symonds] and he ma a lift back from the Front; later, mentioned my birthday, asked hers. Dec 30. She didn't know the hour. So ask to have it in writing that I could tell her rising sign. I sent a note down with my supper-tray. "Mrs. Symonds Midnight, within an hour one day or the other. That spiteful old hag Miss Clark saw this, and took it very mysteriously to Vernon [Vernon Symonds]. "I think you ought to know what's going on, Sir!" Thought it was an assignation! ! !
Do wake up and shine, Lord God, arise and shine!
93 93/93.
Love,
Aleister.
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