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11 March 1926
81 Harley Street, London
Dear Professor,
I was very distressed to hear of your new bodily trouble and like to think it will be only a passing one. I wonder if it has to do with smoking and whether this will have to be restricted. At all events it is good to hear that what you once called “the inner man” feels well and is also engaged in work.
Eitingon wrote to ask my opinion about his inviting representatives of the various societies, clinics, institutes, etc. to visit you in May. I answered emphatically that the matter could be left to them, and that there would be quite enough strain put on you without his making any efforts to increase it.
I have said all I have to about the telepathy question. You were right in assuring me not to take it too seriously. Your remark about my trust in you was truly superfluous. In the meantime you will have got my letter