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Sils-Maria, Engadine, Haus Gilly
22 July 1924
Dear Professor,
If everything has gone according to your plan, you have now been enjoying your summer holidays for a fortnight, and I wish with all my heart that this time has been marred by as few troubles as possible. Thank you very much for your letter; I am sending you my manuscript today. I did not want to bother you with it earlier. Fortunately it is short, as the lecture lasted only half an hour, and so it will take up at the most half an hour of your time.
After our stay in Sils I shall arrange, dear Professor, to visit you there. But I ask you most earnestly to put me off honestly if my coming is not convenient for you. I shall let you know again nearer the time, probably somewhere around 10 August.