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Göttingen, 2.iii.1922
Dear Professor,
Your bad daughter Anna does not write; perhaps she is already in Hamburg, where she intended to help celebrate Ernstl's birthday at the beginning of March? So I shall have to plague you again with a letter, for since my visit to the Berggasse in 1921 I cannot go long without either writing to you or hearing from you.
Moreover, after many introductory difficulties Frau M. has just arrived here—not without exciting the lively interest of the local population, since she not only drove out here by car, but on the return journey (trying out the footpath on M.'s arm, with the car following behind) she suddenly asked for a waiter, or a couple of children from a nearby public house, to walk along the path just in front of her. But her whole case is interesting, and both of them deserve sympathy. Meanwhile in the war years she had her love drama, and it is strange enough in all conscience: the hero was