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Aleister Crowley Diary Entry Monday, 16 April 1900
Saw landlord [at 36 Blythe Road] and convinced him.
Saw Fidelis [Elaine Simpson] and arranged final details [for] capture of [Second Order] Vault.
Engaged chucker-out at a public house in Leicester Square.
In the morning, I was badly obsessed and entirely lost my temper—utterly without reason or justification. Five times at least horses have bolted at sight of me. Horse bolted with Fidelis on Saturday night. Fires at 15 R[andoph] R[oad][1] refuse utterly to burn.
1—The house at 16 Randolph Road belonged to Lady Hall who was the grandmother of Elaine Simpson.
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