PROF. D^R. FREUD    WIEN, IX., BERGGASSE 19.

May 12^th 1921.

Dear Dr Blumgart

I received your first letter 
on April 9th and sent 
a reply the next day. I 
am sorry it did not 
reach you. Perhaps it did 
arrive after you had 
written a second time 
April 21^st.

I did not cable because it 
is impossible for me to take 
you before Oct 1^st.

I know that you have 
been in the line of Jung 
but I am sure by what 
I heard about you from 
D^r Frink, that you are a serious 
man and I will be glad 
to assist you in your 
self‑analysis and give you 
as much information 
as can be joined to that.

My conditions are: not 
less than 3 months (the 
minimum of time necessary) 
and a fee of # 10 for the 
hour, to be paid in 
effective notes, not checks.

It would be a great 
relief for me, if you talked 
German; if not, you should 
not criticise my bad 
English.

As I may take only a very 
restricted number of pupils 
or patients next spr fall 
(perhaps 6), I am sure you 
will find no free hour 
if you come after the 
date of Oct 1^st.

With kind regards
yours sincerely
Freud