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Küsnach bei Zürich, 8 November 1909
Dear Professor Freud,
You will, no doubt, have arrived at a fair explanation of my long silence. It's just that one has so much to do, and I expect this is the case on your side as well. Many thanks for the long letter. Meanwhile, some more news has cropped up. But back to the past first.
Friedländer: I treated him in the “grand” or haughty manner and received him in the circle of my 4 foreigners.1 They started talking in English, and it turned out afterwards that he doesn't understand a word. Yet he acted so sagely that I never noticed it. Otherwise I was