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14 December 1913
Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
My dear Jones,
I have just finished the 4th edition of the Traumdeutung1 and feel free for a while. So I will be glad to hear to you stick to your plan u [and] be here this day week. I intend to leave Christmas evening for Hamburg.
By “July 14th” I meant the middle of next year. The second half of the 5th vol. will be finished by Jung and may appear in a few days. It contains his resignation in some “affective” words and the announcement of the new era.2
I have seen Loe thrice since her arrival and find her in a deplorable condition which makes me sad. She is nearly inaccessible, doesn't know how to profit of her pains, doesnot understand what we want her to do or to find. I incline strongly to the opinion that she will not marry Herbert Jones, but fall ill before and not get free from Morphia. It is a pity she should be so abnormal and so far from help. However I have not given up the trial.
Your review of Jung with my addition you ought to have got long before. But our printers are striking, all our business is upset. May be it is not yet out of the press.
I had an exchange of letters with Putnam about the dissensions with Zürich and did not shrink from strong language regarding Jung. I am tired of leniency and kindness. The motives are too clear and the innovations too stupid. The “Anpassung” [adaptation] of our Swiss friends has gone