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21 June 1908,1 Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
My dear friend,
I have a feeling that I should thank you most vigorously—and so I do—for your treatment of Otto Gross. The task should have fallen to me but my egoism—or perhaps I should say my self-defence mechanism—rebelled against it. From my slip above you can see what a state of fatigue and holiday-hunger I am in—even without O. Gr.—a state that is not without its physical side-effects. By 21 August I hope to have completed quite a few pieces of work; I shall speak of them later.
I would have written to you today, Sunday, in any case, because the day before yesterday I received a telegram from Frieda Gr., who is in