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6 March 1923
81 Harley Street, London
Dear Professor,
I am glad to confirm the news in my last letter that my neuritis is distinctly better, and hope that you are in the best of health.
I am on the committee of the International Congress of Psychology that is to be held at Oxford on about July 27, and have been requested to ask you if you would honour the Congress with a paper (of course in German). I am sure you would receive a good welcome if you decide to come.1 We are trying to get the German and Austrian Governments to pay the expenses of those invited from these countries.
This week I finished the feat of comparing every word of the Erste Sammlung2 with the translation, and there must have been very few sentences