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… to a mutual friend, a Miss O..., explained that he meant no harm, would like to meet Mr. Crowley at dinner and have a chat Has he taken action? with Sconrio, K.C. What happened! then? Marans. "Miss 0... told Mr. Crowley. Sconrio, K.C. And what did he say ? Matuvs. He made an answer so remarkable that 1 remem: ber it every word, ‘Scowrio, K.C. Whi Matuens. He ssid “1 suppose you wouldn't like me to be blackmailed over your coffee" Scowrio, K.C. “What does this show? Marusns. Mr, Crowley's horrid suspicious temper. Scowrio, K.C. What did Miss 0.…
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…ou'll be detiled.” Sconrio, K.C, Was Mr. Fenton in fact warned off the Tart? Maries. Yes. Sconrt0, K.C. You blame Crowley for not taking action ¢ Maruuns. Its very annoying. Sconrio, K.C. You're not very ready to take action yourself? Marites. "Tama man of peace. SconPI0, K.C. The* military bearing” is only for show? Maries. That's all. Seorri0, KC. Mr, Crowley has written books, which houses of the highest standing have published, in which you are openly called a common thief, an habitual swindler, a blackmailer, and accused of drunkenness and…
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…d in such way that he has had no opportunity to make clear the facts in a more public manner. Mr. Crowley’ is debarred from taking legal action by the reasons set forth hereafter. I have therefore determined to publish a striking form the truth of the matter, less to defend him (he hhas no need of it) than to bring to an end the villanies of the Rosierucian” sang. I have proceeded on the principle that Mathers is obliged cither to tell the truth oF to repeat The latter are indicated by inverted commas, It is against the express wish of Mr. Crow…
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Maris. “I care asttle for your threats of legal action for yourclien’s threats of assassination... am surprised that a firm of your standing should consent to aet for a scoundrel” Seoxvio, K.C. What didyou do? Maruuns. Tehanged my solicitors. ScouPto, KC. Perhapsit would be more correct to say that solicitors changed you! You several times threatened Mr. Crowley with legal proceedings? Marinas, Often, ‘Sconio, K.C, Did you ever take any? Marurns. Once, for breach of copyright, ScouPIo, K.C, And tried for an Injunction Mariins. Yes. Sconri0, K.C…
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…C. What was his fait? Marites, convio, K.C. Give the facts Martins. They are known to allMr. Ceowley’sintimate friends, ‘who approve bis action throughout, and they may be surmised from the poem * Rosa Decidva "publishedin “The Winged Beetle”. But the facts being detailed in Mr. Crowley's petition for the reduction of the decree of divorce, they cannot be entered into more fully xt this moment and as the unhappy lady became insane in September, 1981, 1 think we may well leave the mater in its tagie silence ‘Sconrio, KC. ‘Then Mr, Crowley was no…
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… KC, What? He burnt the proof of his own integrity d of their dishonesty ? Maruens. Yes. ‘Scorpio, K.C. How did! he aecount for so extra action? Mariiens, ‘The excitement of the momen Vat did the judge say ? That it was all very mysterious, that he did believe either party to the suit; ut that as the onus of proof fon Mrs, Cunningham, he must dismiss the ease. ‘Scone1o, K.C. Thank you, Now, has De. Berridge any anima sgvinst Mr. Crowley? Mariens, Yes Sconnio, K.C. How his Mr, Crowley wronged him? Marites, Mr, Crowley bas laughed him, Sconnio, K…