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Sconpio, K.C. You are however responsible to secret chiefs ? Maruens. “Yes.” Scoxeto, K.C. Who are they? Matiens. Tam sworn not to divalge 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 t…
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…w the throne of England? Maruuns. I pretended to be Sconrio, K.C, Were you actually so engaged? Marans, I refuse to answer the question. SconPio, K.C. You became a Rosicruci Marutens, “Yes. ScowPio, K.C. You hold high rank in the Order? Maruens, “Tam the Head of the Rosicrucian Order.” Soowri0, K.C. You have read the constitutions of that Order? Mariens. Yes” Sconrio, K.C. It is a secret Order? Mavizns. Yes. ‘SconPio, K.C. By the constitution no member is permitted to declare himself to be a member? Mavuins, ‘That is what Waite says, Scouto, KC…
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Sconpio,K.C, Why did they revolt against you? Martians, Firstly, because they thought that by declaring the Warrant to be a forgery, I fad destroyed my own authority Secondly, because they couldn'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 c…
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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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…en? 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 it says that the Aspirant to the Sucred Magie would be much annoyed by his family seeking to dissuade him, So he changed his name and disappeared, Scorpio, K.C. Why Searell? Marans. 7 tie young idiot had just come back from Russia Sconrio, KC. Why Count? Marini, All Russians are Cow wes of his? Why did he ws abo…
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…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, Crowley tries to self his works by printing reviews which describe them as “revolting”? Marites, Yes, that’s the bad part Sconvo, K.C. "Has not Mr. Crowley habitually reprinted all sorts of reviews of his works, good and bad, with a giant's contempt for reviewers? Mariuns, Of course. th deals with a subject
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…e 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. Yes. sat time my plenipotentiary
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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…
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…dge remarked : * This tial 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 read…