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Vienna, November 29, 1912
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear friend,
I subscribe to every word of your program. We will act accordingly. Your critical study of Jung's paper on libido1 should be a model for that. Enclosed is Jung's last letter,2 which supports my view. But you know it won't last. Today I received a letter from Brill, who reports on his3 actions in America, which conform to his questionable and certainly incorrect innovations.
I am finally very tired this week, and I still am not managing to fulfill all my obligations.
Naturally I am very unhappy about the fact that your trip to Vienna has caused a worsening of your condition.
Rank is very enthusiastic. I am discussing with him what he wants to know. The dossier is rich and will certainly have something left over for the next issue.
Good luck!
Yours,
Freud
See letter 327 and n. 4.