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… 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 Bench in 1911? Matuens, Yes Sconrio, K.C, Dr. Berridge mu What were the relations between Crowley and Berridge in 1904? Marites. They were friendsand colleagues. At the Ceremony of the Vernal Equinox in 1903 Crowley was Hi…
1913 · PDF PAGE 10
…ldn't make my methods of magic work y- Thirdly, because they were tired of my incessant demands, Fourthly, becauseI refused to expel Dr. Berridge from the Order. Scounio, KC, WI Dr, Berridge? Martens. That girls who came to him for examination in the Knowledge Lectures were subjected to insult Sconvi0, KC. te this charge? Maries. Sconrio, KC. W any other charge? complaints were made aga 0, K.C. What was it? Maritexs, ‘That he was disseminating objectionable literature, Scorrio, KC. What? Marien’, ‘The works of ‘Thomas Lake Harris, SconPI0, K.C.…
1913 · PDF PAGE 11
Sconpio, K.C. And what did the experts decide ? Marius, They had no means of deciding, Scorrio, KC. How so Marne’, Dr. Berridge had burat his alleged signature Scowv1o, 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. Than…
1913 · PDF PAGE 18
land So and So have been to my flat and passed the night” 1 Suggest that the names mentioned were those of mutual friends of Crowley and Berridge, men beyond suspicion, Maries. It may have been so. Sconrio, K.C, Andthat Crowley added, implicitly or explicitly: “ts that any reason for making such abominable charges?” Maruins. Perhaps. Scorpio, K.C, I must ask you to remember that Crowley was brought up among the Plymouth Brethren, and thatat this time he nad no more knowledge of the world than most boys of 16, He swallowed your yarns easily enou…
1913 · PDF PAGE 13
…e sole powerin England, over theh fof Dr. Westeott and Sir Henry Colville and W, B. Yeats and Mrs, Emery and Sir William Crookes and Dr. Berridge and dozens of others who had been members of the Order for years? Marius. Tid. ‘ScoKPI0, K.C, This is only a coincidence? Mariens. Certainly. acknowledged Madame Horos because it was a slap in the eye for Mrs, Emery; I gave Crowley the n for his er to be y
1913 · PDF PAGE 9
… ? Maruens. Yes. Scorrio, K.C. Anddid anyone believe you? Mariners. "Yes : five persons, Scorrio, K.C. Who were they? Martins. Dr. E. W. Berridge, Mr. G. C. Jones, Mr, Aleister Crowley anda Mrs. Simpson and her dau Sconpio, K.C. What of the other fifty odd in the London emple? Marites. Mr. Crowley expelled them. Sconeio, KC. By what authority ? Maries, By mine, He was in London, Sconrio, K.C. And what did they do then? Marnens, They expelled me and Mr, Crowley. Scorpio, K.C. And then? Maries. They all quarrlled and expelled each othe Sconrio, K…