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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to John Symonds
[Undated: circa March 1947]
Dear J.S.
93.
Thanks for yours and encl[osure]. Snow all gone now: but to-day dull. Glad to see you any time. Printer has come to a full stop: the electricity cuts prevent him taking any job at all. Sounds screwy. I nearly came to full stop too: long story—will tell you when I see you; but if doctor had come 1/2 hour later, or if another Dr had come, I should have been dead.
Best of all,
93 93/93
In haste,
A.C.
P.S. The John is just here[1]. Will send pull with rest.
A.C.
1—Refers to a pull of Augustus John's portrait of Crowley. Gerald Yorke.
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