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Vienna, May 25, 1895
Dearest Wilhelm,
Your letter gave me much pleasure and caused me to regret anew what I feel is the great gap in my life — that I cannot reach you in any other way. First of all, I owe you an explanation of why I have not corresponded with your cherished Ida since our meeting. You did not quite guess it. You could have correctly assumed that I would have cried out if there had been something wrong with me. I have felt very well — partly la, partly I— and I have a few stupid thoughts on the connections, which I shall append for you (later in this letter). I have had an inhuman amount to do, and after a ten- to eleven-hour period of working with neuroses I have regularly been