Jane Wolfe
Diary
Entry
Friday, 25 February 1921
A.M. |
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1:20 |
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Chill—which I have struggled
against at frequent intervals since retiring—so long
as I lie on my back, which I will do. What was it I
worked out by reason of this? Something to do with
Abbey, Lea [Leah Hirsig]
and myself. A flea walking on my back brought me to
and I did not at first know whether it was my back
or Lea’s on which the flea walked.
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Heard distinctly “Eric, Eric”
outside window, thinking someone at peasant’s door.
It developed into the dog coughing. |
3:40 |
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Still awake.
And remember that I should have
entered heretofore fact that I have not been
conscious of beings interiorly for many days.
Sleep at four, peasants wake me
6:30. |
9:00 |
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Spoke one sentence in English
to Shummy [Ninette Shumway]
at Fives. And did not even notice that I did so, so
weary am I in mind and body.
But were my subconscious thoroughly charged with the
necessity for silence, would this happen?
The wakefulness served its
purpose. All night I lay, muscles rigid and in pain
from uric acid. This thing must go else must my work
go. |
10:20 |
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Note to English Pharmacy.
I try work and cannot—lifeless,
body stiff and numb. |
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P.M. |
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4:10 |
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All guns finished—one hour on
each! Which is all right provided they be done
properly.
Went after opium pipes this
morning, to cement, clean, etc. Red one full of long
mould. No wonder it stank. |
8:35-8:55 |
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Asana.
Under all circumstances, fair I
suppose.
Try Dharana—nothing doing. |
Comment(s) by Aleister
Crowley
1—Very
good.
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