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Berggasse 19,
Vienna IX,
9.5.1920
Dear Dr Pfister,
Your polypragmasia fills me with admiration, and I am delighted at the progress your book is making with us. You have been in Florence and Rome, and I have been very envious of you, in spite of the bugs.
General rules about when analysis should be declined are hard to give at present. It would be a subject for discussion at a meeting at which experiences could be exchanged.
I very much liked your St Paul,2 which seems to me to be better fitted for Imago, of which it will be an ornament, than for your book, which is swelling as it is. I have always had a special sympathy for St Paul as a genuinely Jewish character. Is he not the only one who stands completely in the light of history?
Yesterday, as a member of the committee, I attended the opening of the children's home called the Tivoli. It is a