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26 January 1909, Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
Dear friend,
So kind of you to send me the text after all and so repay me in full for my latest gaffe. From now on I shall use t.s. (too stupid)1 as a standing formula for such incidents.
To remedy your dissatisfaction with your own product, I have, with the help of “condensation and displacement,” made a change in your sentences which I present to you as my last illegitimate step in this
matter. I should also like you to insert “of the psychology created … and its application and relevance to the (theory of the) nervous and mental disorders” or something of the kind. Of course you must suit yourself and then send it straight to the printer's.2
Dr. Adler, II. Czerningasse 7
Dr. Federn, I. Wollzeile 28
Dr. Sadger, IX. Lichtensteinstrasse 15
Adler is very busy, Federn is the most congenial and competent to deal with human problems, Sadger is the ablest practitioner; he is most in need of encouragement.
With your next kiss please give Agathli an extra one from her absent great uncle. I was very much impressed by the strand of heredity.