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Berlin-Grünewald
5 April 1924
Dear Professor,
I hasten to send you the programme, which has just come from the press, with the most sincere wish that your health may allow you to take part in the proceedings. The limitation of the number of papers seems to me a fortunate circumstance from this point of view; this time there can scarcely be any question of a strain. I believe that by far the greater part of the papers will gratify by their quality. I consider that too as bonum felix faustumque1; may it mobilize in you all the psychic forces that may serve to overcome the indisposition!
Yours,
Abraham
After the Latin saying: “Quod bonum faustum felix fortunatumque sit” [“what should be good and favourable, lucky and salutary”].