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Budapest, December 18, 1909
VII., Erzsébet-körút 54
Dear Professor,
Since I am in a great hurry I am writing you only a few lines now. I have a laborious week of self- and patient analysis behind me, the high point of which was my reading of the “Rat-Man,” the significance of which is incalculable. (Many thanks for the offprint!)
I will include the report about things that I have thought and seen in my next, detailed letter. This time I would only like to ask you about your decision regarding the use of the Christmas vacation. You may be too tired for Berlin as well as for my visit. If not, then I will come. I hope you will not feel any compulsion on my account and that you will write me without further ado what is preferable to you.
The Hungarian lectures are half corrected—the foreword with the indicated change.
Best regards,
Ferenczi