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6 June 1909
407 Brunswick Avenue
Toronto
Dear Professor Freud,
Many thanks for your letter and your kind remarks about my articles. I wonder whether [you]1 it has come your way to pay much attention to the dyschiria and phrictopathic sensation I have described as hysterical manifestations?2 I am getting out a long study of the former subject in Brodmann's Journal shortly, and should be glad to hear what you think of it.3
My boat, the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, sails from Hamburg three days after yours, but I hope to catch you up somewhere on this side. I am very glad Ferenczi is coming with you. I am very fond of him and shall be glad to see him again. He has been doing good work for you, hasn't he?
You will by now have got my letter with some remarks about Worcester, and my fear that your audience is likely to be small. Still perhaps, as usual, my opinion is too pessimistic. I hope so, at all events.
I am very glad you give me the welcome opportunity to say a little about