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108F
Vienna IX, Berggasse 19
14 March 1911
Dear Friend,
I am returning Dr Maier's letter herewith. I think you could not have acted otherwise, and if he cannot make up his mind, we have still nothing to reproach him with. He is not very close to us. The delicacy could be mingled with caution. In any case, I am sorry to let the bite go.
Your judgement of Adler coincides completely with mine, and particularly with my judgement before the discussions. Since then, it has become more trenchant; a great deal of confusion is concealed behind his abstraction, he dissimulates a much more far-reaching opposition and shows some fine paranoid traits. Nothing is going to come out of all my Viennese, with the exception of little Rank, who is becoming someone decent and remarkable.1