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Aleister Crowley Diary Entry Monday, 27 June 1932
Phoned Cape [Jonathan Cape publishing firm]—the perfect dud—a real wash out.
Saw Deborah Hogg, more “ugly, repulsive and spiteful” than ever—said Yorke [Gerald Yorke]. She was charming.
Saw Rupert Grayson—re. Book on Berlin and Confessions [The Confessions of Aleister Crowley].
Note. When an Englishwoman tries to make herself look attractive, she only succeeds in appearing depraved!
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