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Maris, Ten of fifteen years older than Crowley. Sconrio, KC. On what pretext did he obtain the Marites. She proposed to Crowley to go with her to Texas, divorce her husband, and marry bien ‘Seonvio, K.C, What did Crowley do? Mavuens. He gave her a fity- guinea engaxemet ring. Sconrio, KC. Did the schemecome off? Marans. No. Scot C. Did she return the ring? Maris. "Crowley comp id not SconMo, K.C. And what about his ob Marien’, Oh! tha'son Scorri0, KC. You mean it's Marien, Well it's not true. Scourto, K.C. Is that all you have against Crowley? …
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Sconr, Maras, Scoxrio, KC. So Mr. Crowley la Marius. Those who laugh last laugh best. Scourie, KC, What did you do? Maruns. I waited for my opportunity. Scourio, KC. Did it arrive? Maries, All things come to him who waits, Sconrio, K°C. Describe what happened, Matures A’ paper called “The Looking Glass ” attacked Mr. Crowley. I went to the editor (Mr. W. F. de Wend Fenton) and fold him all | knew — and a good deal that I didn’t know. Sconrio, K.C, Was the editor actuated by malice against Mr. Crowley? Marius, No, SeoKPI0, K-C. How can you be su…
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…is ike the {tialin Alice in Wonderkind, 1 wouldn't spoil it for the world and Iam going to admit anything !") Sconpio, K.C, What did Mr. Crowley'sjournalistic friend say? Marin, “Let the fellow alone! He's been warned oif the turf. and his City Editor'sa jal-bird, and he isn't worth a bob, and if you touch pitch you'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? …
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…s 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, KC. Anything e Matuens. Mr. Crowley did hi Sconrio, KC. How? Maruexs. In March 1910 Mr. Crossley received an anonymous letter from “White Magician” ‘enclosing a pamphlet by Harris,and accusing Dr. Berridge of the foul Scourio, K.C. What did Mr. Crowley do? Mariens, Senta friend with the letter an…
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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…
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Maruens. Yes Sconrio, K.C. And that is all there is against Mr. Crowley ? Matus. There is“ The Sword of Song: Scowrio, K.C. What is that ? Maries, Out of some bi two (some say four) the initials of whose words make other most wproper words.* Sconvio, KC. Did anyone discover this before you did ? Maras Sconr4o, K.C. Did Captain Poller in his three years’ laborious study of Mr, Crowley's works discover it? Marans, No, ‘onPIO, K.C, Is there any point in these—do you call thy jokes? Maruses. Nopoint at all Sconvi0, K.C. Are Mr, Crowley's jokes usua…
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THE “ROSICRUCIAN” SCANDAL Mr. Aleister Crowley, Editor of “The Equinas,” having Published the facts concerning the *Rosicrucians” in various hhumbers of that magazine, has been attacked by the gang he exposed 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…
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… power partly to snubthe rebels, and partly (as Tsai, another place) “to make a better man of him.” Sconrio, K.C. Besides the money that Crowley lent you, did he ever give you any? Marinas. Yes: a wealthy lady, the wife of an English fice, Colonel, being interested in occultisn, once gave him £20 for me. Scownio, K.C. Is that all? Matis, She gave him some jewels for the purpose of deco 1g statue of Isis for my temple, ‘Scorri0, K.C, She quarrelled with him subseques Maruuns. [believe so, In f Scourio, KC. They are good fri Matures, He bas a who…
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…r of him again? Mariters. “As the Comte de St. Germain.” Sconeio, K.C. And axain? Maries, "I refuse to answer the K.C. Have you read Mr, Crowley's poem + * The Rosicrucian,” dedicated “a sa Majesté Jacques IV d’Ecosse” 7 Marius, Yes. Mr, Crowley was a very young and tool boy. ‘Sconrio, K.C. He believed you to be James IV? ‘Marituxs. Very likely Sconri0, KC, Did he or did he not? Mariins, "It was not my fault if he didn’t Sconrio, KC, You borrowed considerable sums of money from him? Marius. Yes Scorrio, K.C. On that ground ? Marines. ‘That sort…
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…tuers. Never. Scorpio. K.C. Then why do you detame him now and allow the vilest crimes to be imputed to him? Matuers. Anything to damage Crowley! Scorpio, K.C. Did you quarrel with him ever at the time? MatHERS. Yes. Scorpio, K.C. Let me read you the published account of your quarrel: seen, induced Mathers to put in force the Deadly and Hostile Current of Will, but, as in the case of the Jackdaw of Rheims, nobody seemed a penny the worse. One might have expected that Mathers having failed, Aleister Crowley would have abandoned him. No, for it s…
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…yone 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.C. ‘The whole Order broke up? Maruees. …
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…ory, which Mathers related gn his magical honour as a 7° = 4° (the highest grade of the Rosicrucian order), was that Mathers saw double. Crowley, however, was not going to judge any isolated story by the general laws of probability, so, bowing gracefully, he and set out to find Allan Bennett, whom he eventually ran down at the house ofa holy Yogi in Cinnamon Gardens, Colombo, to hear his account. Allan Bennett's account was les of belief. They had had, he s: id, an argument about the God Shiva, the Destroyer, whom Allan Bennett we use, if one r…
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…ehanged 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. What happened? Marien’, Dismissed with costs ‘Scourio, K.C. Have you paid those costs? Mauss, No. Scowni0, K.C. Did you then bring the acti Matuens, No. SconP10, K.C. "It was a frivolous excuse for the injunction?, MAT…