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B. Gastein
Villa Wassing
2.8.20
Dear Frau Andreas*
I have not yet given up the hope of seeing you in the Hague, and beg you not to turn down the opportunity if offered. Wilfried Zeller can also be introduced there.
For your comments on the ‘Child Being Beaten’ as always my warmest thanks! You always give more than you receive. …
I produce the goods as they come from the workshop, including the shavings.
No. 4 of the Journal is certainly obtainable.
Here I am in beautiful Gastein, and what strikes me first and foremost is how much this year has got me down. In the heat of the battle one does not notice one's wounds.
I intend to take my daughter Anna with me to the Hague; she has long been anxious to meet you.
[Postcard. Lou Andreas-Salomé to Sigmund Freud, about the middle of December 1920]