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Vienna
July 13, 1891
Dear Minna
The consulting hour offers plenty of opportunity for writing letters just now. I consider hanging up my photograph in the waiting room with the inscription: Enfin seul. Unfortunately it wouldn't find any admirers there.
I see with great satisfaction from your card from Süllberg1 and from many other signs that you are very well, and I am delighted and hope moreover that you will make good use of this sojourn.
Here (giving precedence to the weather) it never stops raining. In spite of it I climbed the Rax2 yesterday and again brought home some edelweiss. I can't send you any as Martha has pressed them all. Next time. The brats are thriving. Martin3 is becoming quite enchanting, so affectionate and good-natured and rather intelligent; he can speak a fair number of words, repeats a lot, and understands