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24 May 1920
Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
Dear Jones,
Here [is] the reply of Forsyth's, evasive as you see. We must drop the matter and go on without him. Pray consider, he must not be fortified in his disposition to think himself indispensable.
I am glad you agree with my letter to the knave T[annenbaum]. We will be able to stand his attacks. If America really is embracing Jungism as he pretends, she will get what she deserves. Give me some millions (even of Kronen) more and I will nevermore be afraid of an adversary.
I have a high esteem for Roheim's work and am ready to undertake his Australian Totemism in English,1 especially as he offers in a recent letter to pay part of the expense. Wednesday I will talk the matter over with Rank. There is only the damned question of paper!
Did you know that nasal operations during pregnancy are apt to produce abortion? I heard so from Wilh. Fliess and am glad to learn that nothing has happened.2
I got the two boxes of excellent stuff from Munro, indeed you must not send any more. My daughter Anna is expected back from Berlin May 26th, my wife is still at Hamburg. I feel tempted to prolong work until July 31st as all the foreigners are sure to stay if I do. I am earning lots of Kronen in this way, but however improbable it may sound, it does not cover half of my wants.
I have just finished correcting and adding to the 4th edition of Sexual