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Budapest, December 27, 1909
“VII., Erzsébet-körút 54
Dear Professor,
In expectation of being able to meet you personally again, I still owe you two letters and many thanks. First, for procuring the pretty notebooks (the price of which the delivery man did not indicate), and then for the effort which you are undertaking on behalf of my work on dreams, and, finally, for the many communications about your activity, which interest me very much.—Instead of the excursion to Vienna, I rested for two whole days, got up late, didn't touch a pen or a book, visited a lot with the family (my