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Vienna, May 24, 1913
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear friend,
I am very satisfied that you are coming already today, but I am of no use on Saturday evening after eleven hours of analytic work and at the end of a week without Sunday; the best thing for me would be to go and play cards.
I request that you come on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, and I think that we had better spend the morning with each other and invite our friends for 3 in the afternoon. If you don't agree, a reply is still possible. I will eat dinner at home at 9—9: 30 and then I will walk to Königstein so that you can meet me.
You know that Jones is here and is staying at the Pension Washington1 with his—former—wife.
Very much in suspense about your Critique.
Cordially,
Freud
The Pension Washington was at Ebersdorferstrasse 8, in the City Hall quarter of the First District.