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June 17, 1895
IX., Berggasse 19
My dear,
I grumble, will again be sorely deprived, but cannot do other than obey you. But I have the hope that after careful reconsideration you will again permit it to me. With regard to setting a date, also take my wish into account. I would therefore like you not to postpone your vacation and would prefer to come afterward.
I feel so well that there need be no question of hurry. My heart is wholly with the psychology. If I succeed in this, I will be satisfied with everything else. It will be hard on me that in the meantime I have to keep it to myself.
My family is doing splendidly in Bellevue and all are very well.