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<p>202.74.222.30: </p> <hr /> <div>Malcolm Quarrie was one of the men who both [[Delia Morrison]] and [[Vincent Tuck]] referred to as spending a great deal of time with [[Alexander Roby]] in 1925. His other associates being [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Edwards]] and [[Coombes]].<br /> <br /> <br /> Referred to by [[Alexander Roby]] during his monologue to [[Dr Bartlett]], the following is stated:<br /> <br /> - Roby does not know where Quarrie is.<br /> <br /> - He may be attempting to 'bring' [[the King in Yellow]].<br /> <br /> - It appears Quarrie disagreed with Roby and [[Edwards]] on one or more issues.<br /> <br /> - Quarrie believes that [[the King in Yellow]] has called himself [[the White Acolyte]].<br /> <br /> Roby also asks Bartlett to pass on a stanza of poetry to Quarrie as a warning or piece of advice:<br /> <br /> <br /> '' The stars that burn their charcoal death,''<br /> <br /> '' Shrink back, they feel the hoary breath,''<br /> <br /> '' Of he who ransoms great Carcosa.''<br /> <br /> '' He flees where queen and prophet met,''<br /> <br /> '' Where twin suns fall but never set,''<br /> <br /> '' Escapes the tomb of lost Carcosa.''<br /> <br /> <br /> According to [[Vincent Tuck]] who saw him in 1925, Quarrie was about 35, upper middle class with black hair and a slim build. A scientist, he worked at the Royal Society in Piccadilly and lived alone at 12 Moreton Street in Westminster.<br /> <br /> <br /> Malcolm's wife, [[Hillary Quarrie]], apparently lives at [[Nug's Farm]] in the West Country. According to the letters found at Quarrie's former address he was estranged from Hillary.<br /> <br /> [[Wilfred Gresty]]'s letters connected Hillary to a man called Atkinson, and Gresty's ambitions.</div>

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