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Mt. Carmel
16. vii. 38
Dear Father Freud,
Your splendidly bright letter cheered me up so much that I wanted to answer it straightaway. I was just waiting for the arrival of the complete galley proofs of the little novel dating from my youth which I have touched up, so that I could tell you they were on their way to you. Then our friend Eitingon decided on his trip and I gave him the galleys (incomplete) together with a large photo of myself, so that I could appear alongside him at your house. But alas, the Unconscious or something prompted him to leave both photo and galleys behind in the Haifa Customs House, and