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British Psycho-Analytical Society
17 July 1925
London
Dear Professor,
The good news concerning your health continues to reach me from various sources. I am sure, however, that you must have greatly welcomed the change from work and are thoroughly enjoying your rest on the Semmering. We are eagerly looking forward to seeing you at Homburg.
Your son, Martin, lunched here a few days ago to our great pleasure. He speaks English with a very pleasing accent and has a pretty good knowledge of it.
Eitingon tells me the good news that Rank intends to read a paper at the Congress. It will surely be listened to with special attention by everybody.1
Melanie Klein has just given a course of six lectures in English before our Society on ‘Frühanalyse’.2 She made an extraordinarily deep impression on all of us and won the highest praise both by her personality and her work. I myself have from the beginning supported her views about