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22 May 1910
Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
My dear Dr. Jones,
I have to thank [you] for a lot of publications and two letters full of matter of high interest. But before all let me express again my conviction, that you are the most skilful, powerful and devote[d] helper, Psychoanalysis could have found in the New World. I trust your longing to go back to England will meet with no satisfaction for a long while. America will keep you and offer you enough to feel at home there.
Among the papers I liked most that on my psychology,1 being a very unphilosophical mind myself and feeling proudly surprised to be in posession of something of that kind. Let me add that I am glad you are not one of those fellows who want to show themselves original and totally independent every time they do something in writing, but you do not despise to show yourself as interpreter of anothers thoughts. It is a proof that you