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Sanary (Var)
26. vii. 39
Dear Father Freud,
A few lines from the Princess reached me in the midst of my preparations for my departure: you are not well and she is going to see you. But I must go home. I cannot come to you, poor man that Hamlet is. But let me be with you in spirit, with the warmest feelings of gratitude for all you have done for us and for what you have taken upon yourself and with the ardent wish that at last things may go better with you. You have taken so much suffering upon yourself, you do not need any more torment. Now it is enough, and may a peaceful contemplation of your statues, of your thoughts and of your loved ones, take the place of pain. We all wish nothing more profoundly than that things may go well with you, just as you would have it.
In sincere friendship and devotion
Yours
Arnold Zweig