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Budapest, January 15, 1912
VII., Erzsébet-körút 54
Dear Professor,
Many thanks for your communications, which I can't respond to now, because I now—in haste—want only to report some news. Elma's father (a very eccentric, self-centered person), who was somewhat upset by the details of the analysis, which Elma, incomprehensibly, shared with him and which he doesn't have a clue about, wants to write you a letter. He doesn't say what kind. Please don't allow yourself to be influenced in the