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Vienna, June 8, 1926
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear friend,
I don't want to leave you for long in uncertainty about the Rankian insinuation. The patient (Dr. Pankejeff) writes to me1: “Ad point 1 and 2: I believe I am quite certain that I dreamed the wolf-dream in the way I related it to you then. (I didn't write to him about the possibility that it was a dream which had been made up later; he doesn't even suspect it.) There is no occasion for me to doubt the correctness of this recollection. On the contrary, the brevity and clarity of this dream always seemed to be what is characteristic of it. Also, as far as I know, the memory of this childhood dream never underwent a change (that is what I was concerned with). After