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Berlin-Grünewald
23 August 1924

Dear Professor,

I have been home for just a week1 and cannot wait any longer to send you at least a sign of life to express certain feelings. First of all, the great and incomparable pleasure of finding you, dear Professor, in spite of all you have gone through, so well, so sympathetic and capable, as I had scarcely dared hope from all written accounts. I left you expecting that the comfortable days spent on the Semmering would further contribute to your recuperation. And then I must thank you and all your family for all the kindnesses shown me! The days I spent with you made a particularly pleasant end to my holidays. I very much hope that your health will permit me to repeat my visit fairly soon.