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Vienna, August 7, 1894
Dearest friend,
I leave for Salzburg early tomorrow morning. There I shall meet up with my wife and sister-in-law, who plan to visit their mother in Reichenhall, and Friday, Saturday, or Sunday I hope to be with you. I cannot be more precise because it is not yet certain whether or not I shall bring my wife with me to Munich.
I really look forward to seeing you again. If before then you have news for me, please use this address: Salzburg, general delivery.
It has been a bad year for both of us. It is not impossible, however, that during this period both of us will find recovery from afflictions that have lasted for years. I am not feeling nearly so well as a while back, the last time I wrote you. I can see that you are not feeling well because you show so much patience this time. When I think of the many weeks when I felt uncertain about my life, my need to be with you again increases greatly.
With cordial greetings to you and your dear wife and nurse,
Your
Sigm. Freud