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Reichenau, August 13, 1893
Dearest friend,
I had actually planned to be with you by the time this letter arrived and, what is more, with my wife. Then came a household catastrophe, palace revolution, cook and nurse suddenly had to be chased away, and therefore my wife cannot come along. But I myself must also wait until quiet returns, and therefore I am inclined to postpone my trip to you till the second half of the vacation. So be so kind as to let me know now how long you are planning to stay and what your next stops will be. If it is too late for me to come to Csorba, I would simply meet you somewhere else, because a year in which I did not twice have the pleasure of discussing with you all the matters important to me would be terribly incomplete.
I saw your papa in Riedhof and once again I was delighted to see his vigor. I remember that he is with you now, or just has been.
With cordial greetings from house to house and warmest thanks to your dear wife for the lovely suggestion,
Your faithful
Sigm. Freud
From both of us best regards to your mama.