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… 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? Maries. No: he was divorced from his wife. ‘Sconr10, K.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 Wi…
1913 · PDF PAGE 10
… 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. What is objected to? Martens, He recommends his pupils to i pits oF “astral counterparts” for the purpose ofc Scorrio, KC. Was this charge denied? Maries, No, o, KC. What did you do? 1. Texpelled his accuser Scorrio, KC. Name the accuser Marien’, Miss Hornims SconPio, KC. The daughter of the great tea mer Maries. The same, Sconbio, KC. And who is Dr. Be…
1913 · PDF PAGE 15
…r 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?, MATHERS, -Irefuse to answer the question. Ask Mr. Cran. Scouvio, KC. Let me read you this passage from the 10x" of September 1910 usainst the Eqp ie he na pad rds {Goel er fo "yma fc wm Ant A oe a et SEE th Se'adi…
1913 · PDF PAGE 20
…any other Highland name? Maruuns. To assert bond of sympathy—between hi to perform just published Scowvio, KC. He was at this time quite Mariens. Under my thumb, Sconrio, K.C, And why did he call himself Lord Boleskine? Marien’. "Principally to aunoy the snobbish society of Inver Scownio, KC. And did it annoy then? Marius. I believe so, Sconrio, KC. But why Lord Boleskine ? Maruins, He is the Laird of Boleskine, and Laird is only Seots for Lord. SconPio, KC. And why did he call himself Count Svarelt? Matuens, "In the book of mine I referred to …
1913 · PDF PAGE 19
…o, K.C. What is that? Maries. "A book of poems one of w which T blush to mention. Scourio, K.C. Has any wretch previously dealt with it? Marien’. Yes. Scorrio, KC. Who? Marites, Sophoclesin Oedipus Rex; Shakespeare in Hamlet and in Pericles; Malory in Morte d’Arthur; Byron in Parisina, Manfred, ‘and other poems ; Shelley in the Cenci, Rosalind and Helen, and in Laon and Cythna; Wilde in Salome; Ford in ‘The Unnatural Combat she’s a Whore; Moses, Wagner, Schiller, Alfieri, and many’ other authors of the highest reputation SconPIo, K.C, But Mr, C…
1913 · PDF PAGE 13
…ou borrowed considerable sums of money from him? Marius. Yes Scorrio, K.C. On that ground ? Marines. ‘That sort of x Sconmo, KC. Hewas t Marien’. I believe he had just come into some £30,000. couPIO, K.C, He offered you the whole of his fortune in order to help you in your trouble with the revolting members? Marius. 1 wrote to thank loyal and! honourable offer.” ‘Sconrio, KC. Why did he make it? Marites, He believed my stories about James IV and the ‘Secret Chieis, I suppose. ‘Sconrio, KC, Madame Horos had promised you £2,000? Marines. "Yes Sco…