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Vienna, May 5, 1909
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear colleague,
When my brother availed himself of Schenker there was no more room to be had on the Laura (from Trieste, August 21). So, after overcoming my disappointment, I made a reservation with North German Lloyd. George Washington, August 21, a proud, new ship. Unfortunately, we have to be content with inside cabins; the outside cabins are without exception intended for two persons and would cost at least 1,000 marks per person. Now, that has well-known disadvantages, but they are otherwise well situated, right next to a bath. Price, 600 marks, 100 of which I have paid for you, and which I won't hold you to until Bremen. The numbers are 182 and 184. I let myself be guided by the consideration that you would be willing to accept a certain deprivation of fresh air and view of the sea at night if, instead, you can be undisturbed. I hope it will be bearable.
I will just add your contributions to the third edition of Everyday Life. You will permit my giving your full name?
My daughter is very well. With cordial regards,
Yours,
Freud
P.S. Diagram of the ship will follow.