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Budapest, January 8, 1914
Dear Professor,
I have been quite well since the operation on my nose. Yesterday there was a brief relapse into my sleep disturbances, but they disappeared again today, so I can hope that from now on I will regain my normal ability to do things, even though the possibility cannot be excluded that additional (small) repairs to my turbinate bones will be necessary.—It is possible that I will have to spend this or next Sunday in Vienna (and this time, again, in nasal matters).
I had brief conversations with the members of the Society about Jung's letter, and we decided to recommend Dresden. But I will reply to Jung only after receiving your recommendation in regard to this, for we want to go in concert with Vienna, Berlin, and London.
My practice is increasing; now and then new patients are also reporting, which has no longer been the case for months.
I want to work out for the Jahrbuch one of the themata that I have been occupied with.—Symbolism is certainly not suited to this—it is, as you