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Budapest, April 1, 1914
Dear Professor,
I have already reserved a sleeping berth for Thursday (April 9) and will travel not via Fiume but rather—like you—via Pola. To be sure, I already have to leave my sleeping car, which goes on to Venice, very early (in Divacca) and change to your train from Vienna. Perhaps we can meet for breakfast in the dining car (if there is one). I think I understood correctly that you wanted to leave Brioni on Monday; my sleeping car ticket for the return also says Monday. If I have made a mistake and you are also inclined to spend Tuesday in Brioni, I ask you to let me know as soon as possible.
As a sign that I am feeling well, I now have all kinds of smaller and larger work plans, which I am in part putting on paper. Perhaps we will be able to talk about them in Brioni—but I hope we won't; our main concern should be the sun and the sea.
Kind regards to all.
Yours,
Ferenczi