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[Göttingen] 4 May 35
Dear Professor,*
All the time I am writing I keep on wondering if you are having good weather. I was truly delighted to hear that you had moved so early this year into your ‘most beautiful house with the most charming garden’. For beautiful indeed is the coming of summer, and for the most part you have never experienced this owing to your late holidays. But now it depends on the weather god—and he has now, in May, ordered rain and wind, and we still have the heating going.
Anna mentioned that you had had some visitors, Landauer228 and others. Have they been able to start Societies in Oslo and Stockholm? That would really be a new beginning. I still have a former patient of Landauer's who was blinded in the war. His is one of my still remaining analyses, and it is turning out well. I wonder if your visitors have got to know the content of your splendid letter to me, the product of several summers' work? If so, that led no doubt to decisive discussions, while you yourself are perhaps just now engaged in pursuing the matter further, seated at your writing