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7. vi. 34.
Good morning. I could easily begin another letter right away, so intensely does your presence preoccupy me. But first I will send this one off. It's getting hot with us now, even in the morning. Is the weather good with you? I deny your right to say that you are overestimated in Bilanz, dear Father Freud. I have probably forgotten some aspects of your work and I have said nothing at all about your personality.
So—I will send Frau Lou's letter back next time; for today warmest greetings from our family to yours.
Yours
Zweig