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Reichenau, August 18, 1894
Dearest friend,
Having returned home, after a wonderful reception by the whole bunch of thriving rascals, and with the aftertaste of the beautiful days in Munich — there is again a moment when one can take pleasure in life. A charming letter from your wife which, as it were, demonstrates the gains of the most recent past — Martha will answer it in detail tomorrow — added to easing the transition for us and put before us the entire string of proofs of your love that made up our time together in Munich.
From now on I shall prophesy only good things, and I will be as right about them as I was about my last bad prediction. Above all, I prophesy that we shall have much to write to each other and that frequently. This presupposes that you will be feeling very well. After I had been back for a few hours, a small case of anxiety neurosis