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1003 Seestrasse, Küsnach-Zürich,
Dear Professor Freud, 18 May 1911
This time I won't spare you my letter as long as I did last time.
The change in Stekel's behaviour is gratifying. The symbolism he has unearthed in his book is considerable, and it would be a pity if we lost his olfactory organ.
I too have had news of Dr. Römer in Padang. He is big chief of homosexuals, the Dutch Hirschfeld, personally known to me from Amsterdam. He is, like all homosexuals, no delicacy.
I congratulate you on your French successes most heartily, though