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151A
Berlin
6 February 1913
Dear Professor,
Please forgive me for being importunate and writing again. I am sending the enclosed paper direct to you (instead of to Ferenczi) because it is a contribution to the specific question put by you.1 As noted in the introduction, the case does not fully conform to your demands. I do not know therefore whether you will be able to use it.
This time nothing else, only cordial greetings
from your
Karl Abraham
Abraham, 1913[42]. Still in the , in the rubric Offener Sprechsaal [Open Forum], Freud had called for papers on “patients' dreams whose interpretation justifies the conclusion that the dreamers had been witnesses of sexual intercourse in their early years” (Freud, 1912h: p. 4). Freud's interest had evidently been stimulated by the famous dream of the “Wolf Man” (Freud, 1918b [1914], chapter 4).