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Lovrano, September 13, 1894
Dear friend,
I have been waiting for news for such a long time, but am unwilling to draw any conclusion about what this kind of silence really means. I am very dissatisfied with you, my best friend, but then tell myself that you are certainly doing your best; I could not give you any other advice, and do not have the right to be more impatient than you. I must finally write you to let you know where I am in this world.
We shall leave here on the 15th, Saturday evening, and arrive early on Sunday in Payerbach. Early Monday, the 17th, I shall be in Vienna. There is still a week before the scientific meeting. If you would like to have me for a day in Munich, let me know quickly. Here everything has turned out very well, and all will return again, being much better and more cheerful.1 Weather, on the average, excellent.