21st March, 1927.  
Dear Friends:  

Congratulations are due to our youngest member on the appearance of  
her first book, which I have no doubt will be the first of an important series.  
She certainly has her father’s gift for clearness of presentation. About the  
contents I must be less enthusiastic, because I am more optimistic than she  
appears to be about the application of psycho-analysis in childhood. We shall  
look forward to hearing some report of the important discussion she is conduct-  
ing in Berlin at present.  

Ferenczi’s long letter has just arrived and gives a further picture of  
his astounding activity in America. I shall look forward to having some long  
talks with him during his transit through England.  

Nothing of importance has happened here of late. I propose taking  
some of my summer holidays at Easter-time this year and so shall be away from  
London from April 3rd. to April 24th. We are going to Paris, Genoa, and the  
Riviera.  

With kindest regards to all,  
Ernest Jones