Jane Wolfe Diary Entry

Friday, 31 December 1920

 

     

 

P.M.

 

Still upset.

 

Got ready for mailing The Apple and The Capsule, and enclosed in letter to M.K.W. [Mary K. Wolfe].

 

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Had one lucid moment on couch after Pentagram and felt fine. Looking over “Test Course”, was getting, I think, something about printing press for Abbey when A.C. interrupted about the Simon Iff stories for screen.

 

(Query: Had “Indo-American Press Co.” aught to do with this.)

 

Leaving Abbey, muscles of legs ached by the time I reached the mill—faint and nauseated when by the brook. Wretched.

 

(P.S. A.C. says foregoing due to carbonic gas from charcoal)

11:00

 

Just preceding unconsciousness of sleep, mind repeated distinctly “3-16-21”

 

 

Comment(s) by Aleister Crowley

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