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8 December 1913
Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
My dear Jones,
I am writing under the eyes of an able young artist who is etching a plate of copper while I am allowed to do as I like.
You will have got my portrait. No thanks please.
The extract about the ox-murder at Athens was known to me from Frazer. I even alluded to some passage of it in T. & T. Thank you for taking this pain.1
Sir George Savage seems to be a man obliged to say agre[e]able things to every one.
My proposals as to how you could continue your review on Jung will be in your hands at this time. You may use it as you like or not use it at all.
There is a delicious silence about Zürich now. May it last until July 14,