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134F
Karlsbad
11 August 1912
Dear Friend,
I am replying immediately in order not to miss you in this migratory period. As you say, our meeting will have to take place in Berlin on the way back, or somewhere on the way. What would be most delightful would be your joining us in London between 10 September and the 18th or thereabouts.
I am glad you accord a good prognosis to the relationship with Jung, I know you are not exactly an optimist in this respect. But still, it is not the same as four years ago. Then the vacillation took place behind my back; when I found out about it, it was surmounted. This time I have felt obliged to react to the changed behaviour towards me and in so doing to lay down the armour of friendship in order to show him that he cannot at his pleasure assume privileges like no one else. How he will take this, I cannot foresee. So far he has expressed a firm determination not to stage an external break.
The last week of our stay is being spoiled by the appalling weather. We hope to be at the Hotel Latemar, Karersee, on the 16th inst., from where you will hear from me.
With cordial greetings to you and your dear wife, and with thanks for your congratulations.
Your faithfully devoted
Freud