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Sconpio, K.C, Is it me Maruuns. Yes. ScowPi0, K.C, Members of the Order, were, in fact, afraid of the penalty? Marans. Yes. ScoxPIO, KC. On April and, 1900, you write to the revolting members, saying: “I shall for the first time be compelled to for- mulate my request to the Highest Chiefs to prepare the Punitive Current.” Mariuns. Yes, Scorrio, K.C. If they refused to obey you, you would cause them ‘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 assassinat…
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…ust 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 Scourio, KC, Was that why you admitted superior? Mariuns, [refuse to answer the question. Scoxri0, K.C. Crowley offers you his fortune; and you diately appoint him to …
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…e Rosicrucians SconPIo, K.C. Let me read what he says. “Let me warn my readers that all persons professing to be Rosicrucians are simply members of pseudo-fraternities, and that there is that ditference between their assertion and the facts of the case in whieh the essence of a lie consists.” What have you to say to that ? Maritins. “Iam the Head of the Rosicrucian Order.”
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…s spending the whole of one Sunday afternoon in rattling a lot of dried peas in a sieve under the impression that they were the revolted members : as subsequent events proved, they were only the ideas in his head. So we find Aleister Crowley still loyal, if a little sceptical, and searching within himself to discover a touchstone by which he might prove beyond doubt the authenticity of Mathers’ claim to represent the Masters. Now, there had been a good deal of talk of an adventure that happened to Mathers and Allan Bennett, who was guest in his…