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Budapest, January 25, 1910
VII., Erzsebét-körút 54
Dear Professor,
At this point I very definitely hope that nothing will stand in the way of my carrying out my travel plans and that I will arrive at the Hotel Regina Saturday noon.
You must have noticed that my letters and replies have lately become too laconic; in order to avoid misunderstandings, I would like to inform you that this was the consequence of a psychic depression which has nothing to do with you, Jung, and science—in fact, it has only a little to do with Frau G. I have undertaken to inform you personally about it, which