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Vienna, October 24, 1916
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear friend,
Your long letter came today, after I had just mailed mine. I will say little about it. When I said the treatment was at an end, I did not mean it was terminated. The way you rode narcissism instead of discovering the identification with Géza, which refers in fantasy to marriage with G. as completed, would certainly have to enlighten me, but it is at an end because it cannot be continued for at least six months and would thus place itself in the service of avoiding the neurotic intention.
I haven't received the money. You sent it to a bank which I have nothing to do with. It is incorrect that the bank isn't advising you of it, or that it hasn't sent it to me. There is another parapraxis sitting somewhere in this. I wrote the bank today that it should send the amount to me at my home, and I am waiting to hear that they put it into the wrong account. In any case, I will keep you informed.
Otherwise, nothing new since yesterday.
Kind regards,
Freud