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Vienna, April 7, 1909
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear Doctor,
An eye inflammation necessitates my keeping this letter as brief as possible.
I thank you for the material,1 which I will probably use, for the most part (under your name). The accompanying letter is being returned,2 which probably corresponds most closely to your wishes.
I have not yet made a decision regarding the ship. I have just written to Brill as well as to Stanley Hall himself for information and will decide after I receive it—at the end of the month. If you have not said no by then, I will reserve a second cabin for you.
On Friday evening I intend to go to Venice over Easter. Brother and sister-in-law are already there3.
Cordially,
Freud
Probably Ferenczi's contributions to the third edition of The Psychopathology of Everyday Life (Freud 1901b); see letters 57 and 59.
This letter is missing.