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3 November 1913
69 Portland Court, London
Dear Professor Freud,
Your note to Loe, which came this morning, provoked rather a strong reaction; as no doubt you intended, especially on the point about your not having kept hours for you [her].1 She speaks of telegraphing to you. I think she will surely be in Vienna on the 18th.
I am eager to hear the result and decisions of yesterday's meeting with Ferenczi, and to know something of the problems that are besetting you. I am extremely sorry that a depressing letter from me should have come