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Vienna, November 25, 1923
Dear Doctor,
First of all my congratulations, at bottom I'm all for doing things the proper way. Now I am of course also interested to know whether you will allow your wife the freedom of pressing on with my translations.
Your professional writings are, as always, interesting, new and promising. Yet I shall willingly refrain from any attempt at influencing you, something you do not always receive well.
About myself I can say that I am ill. You seem to know the details. I know of course that it is the beginning of the end. However, one cannot know whether it will develop steadily or at intervals. But there has to be an end, and that does not mean that there will not be further developments. One of them will be found with you.
With warm regards to you both
Yours Freud