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Aleister Crowley Diary Entry Sunday, 16 February 1902
[Wrote] The Great Complaint of Orpheus.
Allan [Allan Bennett] came in morning, all day, with only an occasional fool to worship.
At night wrote Minos and Co's answer to Orpheus.
Dreams—chiefly of travelling and or criticising Buddhist art and of trouble in hospitality.
The next day after breakfast Allan came to the Doctor's house to avoid worshippers, but a few of them found him out after all, and produced buttered eggs, newspapers, marmalade, brazil nuts, bicarbonate of pot-ash, and works on Buddhism from their ample robes. We were able, however, to talk of Buddhism, and our plans for extending it to Europe, most of the day. The next four days were occupied in the same way.
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