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330F
Vienna IX, Berggasse 19
26 December 1917
Dear Friend,
I am afraid you may have concluded from my last letter that I was unwilling to write to Kraus and hence may be worrying that the promised letter would run aground on enigmatic obstacles. So let me reassure you by telling you that the letter has already gone off in perfect order.
It did certainly cost me some gnashing of teeth. There was one part of the complex against which one has to struggle, and another that overcame the struggling. The two parts were naturally anger at being in the position of having to ask a favour of the hostile world, and consideration