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484F
Vienna, Berggasse 191
21 June 1925
Dear Friend,
I hear from Sachs, to my surprise and also to my dismay, that your illness is still not a thing of the past. That does not fit in with my picture
of you. I like to think of you only as a man continually and unfailingly at work. I feel your illness to be a kind of unfair competition and appeal to you to stop it as quickly as possible. I expect news about your condition from someone very close to you and meanwhile send you my cordial good wishes.
Yours,
Freud
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