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23 March 1914
69 Portland Court, London
Dear Professor Freud,
I got today your letter, dated the 19th, and see that my last letter must have gone astray or been delayed. I wrote a full one of six pages on the 13th, and posted it on the midday of the 14th. Perhaps it may yet turn up.
I congratulate you sincerely on the birth of your first grandchild, and am sure you feel proud of the event.
I was interested to read your remarks about Loe (I dare say it is easier for you to understand why I loved her so much than why I also hated her), but am eager to know if the urological examination has taken place, and the results of it.
My own illness, of which I gave an account in the lost letter1 (it is not interesting enough to repeat it) is now entirely over, and I am starting work again with a good heart.
I will review Prince's book on the Unconscious (which of course has