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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to John Symonds
The Ridge, Hastings,
Dec 18 [1946]
Dear J.S.
93.
450 copies OLLA have been sent to you "by the quickest route possible." G[od] O[nly] K[nows] when you will get them.
If you are writing personal letters to reviewers, you might remind Desmond Mac Carthy that he went up to Trinity the same year as I did, and "Peterborough" that he knows who I am.
Ralph Straus is an old friend.
No word from you yet about the Advt [Advertisement] idea—limit of cost is what I want to know.
I had hoped to see you and T.F. here before Xmas. When, where?
93 93/93.
Yours in haste,
A.C.
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