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114F
Klobenstein
30 August 1911
Dear Friend,
Many thanks for your letter and enclosure. If I am to express a wish, it would be for a room with bathroom.
I have followed the fortunes of your Segantini with interest. You know, it is very much appreciated in our circles and bought in quantity at Deuticke's. I have read the article by Servaes. If you do not know it, you have missed nothing. Exactly what anyone could have made up for himself. People feel the uneasiness that arises from the dissolution of sublimations and make us pay for it.
Each of your greetings evokes for my family a pleasant memory of your home and your wife. They send their thanks.
I am thinking—if possible—of leaving others to do the talking at the Congress. I have nothing actually ready to be said.
With cordial greetings and looking forward to seeing you again,
your faithfully devoted
Freud