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28 June 1910
407 Brunswick Avenue
Toronto
Dear Professor Freud,
I trust that you have quite got over the influenza by now; you must get thoroughly set up by your holiday, which I hope will be as interesting as the American one, but less laborious and less harmful to health.
I posted the reprint to you yesterday you were good enough to ask for,1 and also a couple of others. There are several more “cooking”.
Reading over again your Drei Abhandlungen yesterday I was set thinking by your remark (about Hans) as to symbolism in early childhood.2 You have compared the normal with the neurotic as regards sexual traumata, but I don't know how much material you have as regards the other matter. I assume you have a fair amount, but in case any extra material would be of interest, I subjoin a fragment of my self-analysis. You can postpone reading it until you have nothing better to do, though that means putting it off for a long time.
[In unpacking my furn]3
I should start by saying that I consider myself fairly “normal”, perhaps not quite so much as the average. I had a number of Zwang and Angst