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Berlin1
14 April 1914
Dear Professor,
Many thanks for your telegram and the card from Brioni***!2 I should have been glad to come, and I would not have shrunk from even a
rather long journey. But after receiving the telegram I could not have left before 11 at night, would have been in Pola the following night at 12 o'clock, and as far as I can see I could not have reached Brioni before Saturday morning. I should then have been much too short of time. I have been in the Harz Mountains for three days and came back just in time to see the beginning of measles in our little boy.
I shall answer your letter at the end of the week. I hope this card will reach you despite the lack of a more detailed address.3
Cordial greetings to you, Rank and Ferenczi, whom you will be so kind as to remind, gently, about his review!
Yours,
Karl Abraham
Postcard.