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Aleister Crowley Diary Entry Tuesday, 6 March 1917
Threatened severe frost. I averted same, to repay my cousin [Lawrence Bishop] for his hospitality. The Op[us] was very remarkable. I went out at noon, in bitter cold and high wind; and I willed. I then slept very deeply for three hours, and woke in still, warm weather, with the sun shining. The forecasts had given several days of cold; and forecasts in America are very different to those in England; they rarely go wrong.
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