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…dge? 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. 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. …
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…ruens. 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 usuall…
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…eave any magical MSS. in a cab? Matuens, The best of ws may er. Even Homer nodded, ScowPio. K.C. These MSS. were taken to Scotland Yard? Maries, Icannot say, of my own knowledge Sconp1o, K.C. That would be the usual course? Mathes, [suppose so, Sconrto, KC. Dr. Westcott’s name and address being on them, the authorities would return them to him ? Matuens. I suppose so. Sconrio, K.C. Did they further intimateto Dr. Westeott that the was paid to sit on corpses, not to raise them; and that he must ‘choose between his Coronership and his Adeptship? …
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SUMMARY OF PERSONS REI N THE DIALOGUE, Maries Self-appointed “Heal” of the oe de Sure * Rosicrucian Order.” cas Perjured shyster:® Tenple WE Brreiwoe. . Homeopathic doctor, ee W. F. pe Wexp Festox. Edilor of “The LookingGlass." Turf trickster wall warned off since profes: sional blackmailer to the nobility and entry Dx. Wysw Westeorr «Coroner, sorcerer, ele. Dupe and sitio Si, Gade Re of Mathers. Aunisran CeowLay ©. Esdupe and victim of Mathers,
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… 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 hoped so. Sconrio, K.C. Actually, not ina figure of speech? Marner’. "Actually. Sconrio, KC. It is attempted assassination? Maun’. Occult assassination, yes Scorpio, K.C. Andin any event, if they were really afraid of «the threat amounted to black mail? Marrens. Tamnot a lawyer. sconPto, K.C. Now then, let us get Ick to Ja…
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…lat 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 enough, didn't he? Mavuirs. He did S…
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…— I see ladies in Ci ‘Tue Junge. Any ladiesin this Court are probably beyond any seruples of that sor. Scourio, KC, Answer the question. Maries. Oscar sensation)? Scoxrio, K.C. Did Mr, Crowley on his departure leave anything in your charge? Mariuins. Some books of poetry. I couldn't getasingle franc fon them: I returned them to him when hecame back, Sconrio, K.C, Anything else? Maries, A filty-guines des ly? Tmade quite a big story oft, ids agin, however? of the friendliest letters from case, and another port: Sconvio, KC. Where are they? Matiu…
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Maries. “II mean he—escaped to the C became an Adept and found the Elixir of Life, so hhe—should live on indefinitely ‘Sconeio, K.C. When do we hear 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 …
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…y say it was becau much he disagreed witha man, he would not see him of foul play. ‘Scownio, K.C. And how did Dr, Berridge repay the ser Maries. - By perjuring himself to Mr. Crowley's disadvantage. ScoKPI0,K.C, ‘Thank you, Nowasto this" Rosierucian” Order Let meread to you from the Obligation of a Neophyte= “All these swear to keep under the no Tess pe ofr submitting myself toa deadly in motion by the Greatly Honoured Chiefs of the Secor by which I should fall skin or paralysed, as if bl Lightning Flash.” Is that correct? Maries. Yes. ‘8 ood t…
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…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? 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 habi…
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…t 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 Winged Beetle”. But the facts being detailed in Mr. Crowley's petition for the reduction of the decree of divorce, they cannot be …
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… 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 sure? Matutns. Theday after his rst article ap…
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… them.” ScowPio, K.C, In the constitutions of the Golden Dawn a Fadulein Sprengel or Sapiens Dominabitur Astris is named as one of them? Maries, I suppose so. Scorpio, KC. Isit so or not? Maruens, Yes. Sconvi0, KC. In your letter to Mrs. Emery of the 16th Feby., 1900,you say: “It may interest you to know that Soror Sapiens Dominabitur Astris is now in Paris working with me” ? Matuens. Yes. Scorpio, K.C. Was this Fraulein Sprengel? Matuers. No, ScowPio, K.C. Who was it? Marius. Madame Horos, better Swami.” SconPio, K.C. The same Madame Horos who…