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Vienna, March 2, 1899
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear Wilhelm,
“Writing he has completely forgotten.”1 Why? And with a plausible theory of forgetfulness fresh in his memory as a warning?
Could it be that once again our letters are crossing? Well, this letter will stay here for another day.
Things are going almost uniformly well for me. I can hardly wait for Easter to show you in detail a principal part of the story of wish fulfillment and of the coupling of opposites. I am experiencing much pleasure with old cases and have begun two new ones, though not the most favorable. The realm of uncertainty is still enormous, problems abound, and I understand theoretically only the smallest fraction of what I am doing. Yet every few days things become