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6 November 1910
Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
Dear Doctor,
I have long forgotten I was way1 and looked upon the orange groves of Palermo, the temples of Girgenti and site of old Syracuse dull with Scirocco. I postponed to answer your rich letter until I could give you a definitive notice about the fate of your Hamlet. Deuticke suggested to me to accept it into the Series of “angewandte Seelenkunde”; if you do not resist it will appear there in the first weeks of January and will be followed by your article [of]2 on the nightmare.3 The translation by Tausig is in my hands and waiting for some corrections. The precursor in the Series, Nr 9 is to be an essay by Graf: Rich. Wagner im Fliegenden Holländer.4 I hope you have already made some arrangement with the translator for the fee coming from Deuticke.
As regards your questions I as usually know nothing about it, but I have put Rank on the track, who will give you as much as he finds. The sexual theory of your patient deserves a short note in the “Zentralblatt”, which