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1003 Seestrasse, Küsnach-Zürich, 7 November 1910
Dear Professor Freud,
All your words shall be treasured in a “faithful and upright”1 heart. At present I am frightfully busy. First with patients, secondly with scientific work, thirdly with Honegger, whose worries oppress me. The moment has come, we are in the thick of the mess we spoke of in Nuremberg: the question of his fiancee. The situation has become sickly and unendurable. I have the impression that he hangs on, and thereby hangs himself, but gets stuck in the attempt.2 It is all very