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Berlin
9 March 1914
Dear Professor,
When these lines reach you, you will perhaps already be a grandfather; I heard by chance that your wife had gone to Hamburg. So—at the risk of being a little bit too early—I send my heartiest congratulations to you and yours!
A small parcel will be posted to you tomorrow containing a long-overdue gift in return for your picture. Some time ago I received a request from Stanley Hall to present my photograph to the psychological seminar in Worcester.1 I am sending you a copy of the photograph I had made for that reason.
Your manuscript has been with me for more than a week. I have read it several times. I have no factual comments to make except that every