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1913 · PDF PAGE 12

The Rosicrucian Scandal

…to fall slain or paralysed, as if blasted by the Lightning Flash"? Marans, ‘They deserved it, andl worse. Sconrio, K.C. Is ita threat of assassination? Marin’. "Of occult assassination, yes ly raitle peas in a sieve, ceremo- nt to be taken seriously? Marunns. It isa well-known practice of Sympathetic Magic. Scorpio, K.C. Like sticking pins in a wax figure? Marusks. Exactly. One identities the rebels with the peas, and rattles them, Sconio, K.C. That expl Maries, Yes ScoxPi0, KC. But you expected them to “fall slain or pars lysed"? Maruuns. I ho…

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1913 · PDF PAGE 15

The Rosicrucian Scandal

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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1913 · PDF PAGE 23

The Rosicrucian Scandal

…ocent youth ‘The third episode shows mother trying to prevent her son from committinga murder in cold blood, and tailing to do so. ‘This assassination has the open approval of the “so-called poet.” ‘And “the loathsome and abominable ereature” who * dissemin- ates this unutterable filth” was allowed to die in peace!" Where they about to let him escape” to Italy, indeed! ‘This horvible creature dedicates “his best tentions” (I'm sorry 1 can’t think of any bael meaning for H.B.L) alfectionately to Mr. Sergeant Talfourd.” Affectionately, mark. the …

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1913 · PDF PAGE 17

The Rosicrucian Scandal

… published, in which you are openly called a common thief, an habitual swindler, a blackmailer, and accused of drunkenness and attempted assassination? Maris, Yes: but he supports hhis charges by unimpeachable documents, and witnesses of unasssiable integrity ‘Sconrio, K.C. And there is no ground for the charges against Mr. Crowley? Matuvns, There is Dr, Berridge’s evidence. Scorpio, K.C, Lets gointo that. Mr. Crowley’s conversation with Dr. Berridge took place in 1900? Maruens. Yes. Sconrio, KC. And was first repeated in the Court of King’s Be…

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