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Dear Friends:
I am writing this in the country, where I shall be for the next fortnight. Letters, however, will be forwarded here. I have had a rough time with several complications, including perforative otitis on both sides. But I am now much better and able to do a little work.
There is no special news from London. The great depression in trade since last winter has had its effect on practice. Whereas last autumn I could keep four colleagues busy with my overflow, now in the past couple of months I have had a couple of hours free myself. This has at least had the Nebengewinn that I have been able to finish rewriting my Hamlet2, on which I have been occupied for a couple of years, and I have sent it to Hiller. Will Rank please consider the question of whether he would like to buy the rights from Deuticke and publish a new edition. In English it will form the first chapter of a volume I am preparing of Essays in Applied Psa (salt, Madonna, etc).3
Please excuse the egocentric letter of an invalid. I will make up for it later.
With cordial greetings to all.
Ernest Jones.