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Anna Freud
Wien IX., Berggasse 19.
Vienna, March 2, 1933
Dear Doctor!
I was lying around with a small grippe just as I received your letter. It couldn't compare with the serious grippes of other Viennese, but I did have
a diminished capacity for work for a while, and [was] very tired in addition to that, so I didn't reply right away. If it's all right with you, I would also like to postpone the trip to Budapest for that reason, but still not give it up. If you also accept me later, between Easter and the summer vacation, I will come then.
It will always be difficult with two lectures, because I do have to use the second evening for travel again. I couldn't very well miss a day of patients here.
How are things with you, and how are you? Everything is going well with us, we are beginning again to look for our spring and summer residence in Vienna.
With kind regards to your wife and to you.
Yours,