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Correspondence from Frieda Harris to Gerald Yorke
[partial]
[23 June 1958]
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. . . you never gave me any idea what you felt about the new book [The Great Beast. The Life of Aleister Crowley] but I suspected it of being superficial as I don't believe John's [John Symonds] genius can understand Aleister. There is a dimension missing in John so he has to wallow in Aleister's pig-stye [sic] which was outside Aleister's private dwelling house.
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