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[Vienna,] February 13, 19101
(Postscript)
Dear friend.
With your consent(?) I will direct to you a medical student in his tenth semester, Joseph Neumann, who, inspired by Lélekelemzés,2 has turned to me and asked me to let him have some books; perhaps he can enlarge your circle. If you advise me to do so, I will send him what I still have a few copies of, the Studies and Everyday Life.3 One should be distrustful, although his letter makes a good impression.
Cordially,
Freud
P.S. I can send you a few copies for propaganda purposes in any case.
Postcard.
Psychoanalysis; see letter 85, n. 16, and letters 101 and 104.
The Studies on Hysteria (with Breuer 1895d) and The Psychopathlogy of Everyday Life (1901b).