supreme 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 whole she
her, up to date.
Scouvio,
KC, Well, we left Mr. Crowley as your Envoy
Plenipotentiary to the rebels". He shortly afterwards went
climbing in Mexico?
Matus. Yes, with Mr, Kekes
Scorpio, K.C. What was Mr.
Matus. 1 — er — 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?
Matiuns, T'refuse to answer the «1
scone, KC. Didyou return th
Matus. No.
Scouvio, KC. Iu Konx Om Pax” Mr, Crowley accuses you
‘of stealing these bas?
Marizis. He didn't mention the bags speci
said T was a thief. Messrs, Nussey and
Fe
‘wrote threatening him with an Act
Scouro, K.C. What did he reply
tion
n to the owner?
ly. He only
lowes, my Solicitors,