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Vienna, October 2, 1912
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear friend,
The beautiful days, etc.1
Hardly had I returned home when I fell ill with the influenza which is rampant here, but which was able to damage only the outside of poor Konrad. I am almost back to my old self and deep in work. The neuroses look just the same as they did before the Zurich enlightenment. Jones is here and will probably write to you in order to conjure you up on Sunday.
Two small events have befallen me which have value as omens, one of which is probably a certain sign of success. Kraus in Berlin is—and I have this on good authority—preparing a new Encyclopedia of Internal Medicine and already offered me hysteria or obsession a long time ago. I think I already told you about that. At the time I replied that it would have to be