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[Göttingen, shortly before 14 June 1925]
Dear Professor,
May I trouble you once again in the matter of Frau E., after having enclosed so long a statement about the harassment from B. in my letter from B … stein?
I should like to give a correct and appropriate answer to the enclosed letter, which has just arrived. Should I be doing that if I stated that the agreement with Herr E. as regards his wife's treatment presupposed that it should not be interrupted in the middle and that she should not suddenly be forced to take vital decisions? May I, secondly, insist that she cannot in any circumstances renounce her full right to the chidren, since her recovery would actually be jeopardized if she were prevented from carrying out her maternal duties. It was after all solely due to her illness that she was