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37F
Vienna1
14 June 1908
[D]ear Colleague,
[A qu]ick reply to your questions:
[1. Pol]gar is—he himself; is considered the [most?] talented of the Jung-Wiener;2 I do not know him.
2. The rattlesnake, as far as I know, goes [back] only to Cleopatra and the youth phantasy of becoming a Wolter3; behind that is the “snake”.
I have very little news of Jung, he seems to be busy “day and night” with Otto Gross.4 The reviews very short, right?
Your cordially devoted
Freud
P.S.: I have given M.[oll] your name as well as those of other fellow-workers, it is a question of a , in which we too are to be represented. Otherwise—caveas!5 M. bites*** too.