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July 13, 1895
My dear,
Do not understand why you should let yourself be harassed by the R. affair. The boy is normal in other respects. He has a very understanding tutor; he should be with him as much as possible and as little as possible with his family.
Otherwise it is a shame that in regard to my own person you have to depend upon Breuer's ornithological communications.1 Objectively, I feel very well headwise; nose- and heartwise, only moderately well. I shall certainly come in August/September, as soon as you give the signal. Avid for all your novis; I myself shall come laden with rudiments and germinating embryos. My wife and children are quite well. Your news [of Ida's pregnancy] represents for us the very