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24 April 1920
The Plat, Elsted
Dear Professor,
Please let me thank you again for all your kindness during our stay in Vienna, your hospitality, and the inspiration you gave me during our all-too-few talks. Nothing has taken me back to past days so much as that wonderful evening when you discoursed to me of your new ideas and plans; they will find a fruitful soil in me, you may be sure.
As there is an increased danger of American piracy (Tannenbaum and Jelliffe), will you give us permission to translate and issue your papers on ΨA technique from the Vierte Folge as a separate volume in the Press Library? After that I should like to do the same with the series on meta-psychology.1
Forsyth's resistances seem to have even increased during the interval, I am sorry to say, and I have loss [lost] all hope of his remaining with us (unless he can continue his analysis). On my return the editor of the British Journal of Psychology telephoned to say F. had sent him his long essay on