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Budapest, November 9, 1911
VII., Erzsébet-körút 54
Dear Professor,
Yesterday I received the enclosed letter1 from Frau Jung; You should also have received her communication in the meantime. So I have apparently not done anything bad—despite the symptomatic action.
Dr. Polgár (the high school teacher) visited me recently; I will have a longer conversation with him today.
I gave up the weekly gatherings with our local disciples, who, with few exceptions, have failed completely to prove their worth. Instead I am again turning to a broader segment of young students and will give a lecture for them every Monday, probably from next week on. I will read your Five Lectures in Hungarian, with commentary. The translation is in press.
My time is divided up among analytical practice and smaller—larger cares and inner conflicts.
Kind regards,
Ferenczi
The letter is missing.