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March 5, 1898
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear Wilhelm,
I have heard nothing from you and unfortunately can imagine what this means — one or both [of you is sick] — a very strong reason to get grumpy. We are well, but I am tired from ten to eleven hours of rigorous work, as you can see from my handwriting. I have finished a whole section of the dream book, the best-composed one, to be sure, and am curious about what else will occur to me. Otherwise, no scientific novelties; the DR have been interrupted, since I no longer write them for you.
Inasmuch as Ida's suffering at least serves a good purpose, while yours, if that is the case now, has no purpose whatsoever, I urge you to regain your good spirits soon and then write to me.
Most cordially,
Your
Sigm.