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January 10, 1901
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear Wilhelm,
The enclosed letter of appreciation, which incidentally I honestly earned for myself, deserves to be put in your hands because your share in this matter was decisive. I thank you very much for it.
I am not very busy, mentally rather lively, and for this reason am writing two essays simultaneously, that is, in competition: in addition to “Everyday Life,” “Dreams and Hysteria: Fragment of an Analysis.” Have not yet decided where to publish it.1
Once the clouds have passed, I hope to hear from you again.
Wenn auch die Wolke sie verhüllt …2
Most cordially,
Your
Sigm.
See note 4 to letter of October 14, 1900.