Letter from Sándor Ferenczi to Sigmund Freud, July 15, 1917

Budapest, July 15, 1917
Grand Hôtel Royal
Nagyszálloda

Dear Professor,

Many thanks for your efforts in finding me accommodations—and pardon me for my inability to procure the desired victuals for you. A sister of mine—from Miskolcz1—promised to send a shipment of bacon from there to Csorbató, which should be enough for all of us. A second shipment of bread from a colleague—Dr. Radó—should already have arrived.—The weather is now very pleasant here, consequently cold and unpleasant in the Tátra.—I must say, I feel downright responsible this year for the weather in the Tátra. Only one thing calms me, and that is that it doesn't look any better elsewhere in the mountains, either.

I will in all probability arrive there on the 24th (Tuesday), in the morning, I think. The proximity of our meeting makes discussing the matters by letter superfluous.

Kind regards—auf Wiedersehen.

Yours,

Ferenczi

I will send a telegram before my departure.