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Zürich,
16.5.31
Dear Professor Freud,
Your letter moved me deeply. Nothing was known here about your operation. Only Sarasin had heard a rumour. That you wrote so kindly in spite of your painful experience is yet another proof of your love and a sign of the by no means just-lived-and-taken-for-granted moral code which you always refuse to formulate. I feel tempted to base an individual and social code of mental hygiene on you as a model.
Meanwhile I am tremendously looking forward to seeing you. I shall take the liberty of telephoning first. My address in Vienna will be Congress of Religious Psychology, Vorsaal des Kleinen Festsaal der Universitat.
You do not like people mentioning your illness. But all the same you know how much …
With cordial greetings from your grateful
Pfister