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89A
Berlin
6 June 1910
Dear Professor,
A new work of yours always generates a somewhat anxious suspense—whether it will yet again be an advance on earlier ones. The suspense has now been resolved. The analysis is so delicate and so perfect in form that I do not know anything quite like it.
I can best express my thanks for the book by getting on quickly with my Segantini. But the material overwhelms me by its diversity, and I am only making slow progress.
The practice is improving greatly. A Herr Dr Sachs has come to me on your recommendation. His mother-in-law, Frau Henschel, has corresponded with you. Please accept my sincere thanks for this, too!
Our local group is doing well. Stegmann is coming from Dresden for the session on the 8th; last time Warda was here. That does show a gratifying interest. You have surely read about the heresy trial in Hamburg1; almost like the new Encyclical. But you can see from it that psychoanalysis is in the air; Deuticke must notice it most, at least that is what book-sellers here are saying.
With sincere thanks and regards,
Yours,
Abraham