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1 May 1923
81 Harley Street, London
Dear Professor,
I was very distressed to hear from your letter of the very unpleasant time you have been passing through. Trouble inside the mouth is so infernally uncomfortable. From your account I may hope that by now it belongs to
the past, and I hope it will not leave any disagreeable effects such as restriction in smoking.
Das Ich und das Es arrived this afternoon and looks most thrilling;1 I shall not go to bed early tonight. Thank you warmly for sending it. I will allow myself to write my impressions later.
With the warmest good wishes
Yours affectionately
Ernest Jones.
Freud (1923b).