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93A
25 August 1910
Dear Professor,
Many thanks for card1 and letter! Your appreciative words gladdened me very much. I hope to be able to justify your good opinion through two more works in the course of this year. Fetishism (from Nuremberg) is to appear in the next half-yearly volume; if only I could finish Segantini off too in the next few months. It could then be printed before Christmas.
I will spare you the promised scientific communication for now; I did not know that you would be leaving Holland so soon. I now wish you a very enjoyable journey. The expected event has not yet happened but is very near. I will eventually inform your wife, to whom I ask you to give my best wishes, and also to the rest of your family, including our colleague Ferenczi.
The quietest time for the practice is already over. Since the beginning of this week there has been quite a great deal to do. I am not going to be able to go away this year, but instead at the beginning of October I have the pleasure of the Neurological Congress here.2 Oppenheim and Hoche are preaching on anxiety states. The latter in particular will give it straight from the shoulder. Why journey to Sicily if one can see them in Berlin—la Maffia neurologica!
With kind regards,
your cordially devoted
Abraham
Missing.