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

January 19^th 1931

Dear Jones

I enjoyed your letter up 
to the one point that 
your recovery is so slow. 
All is full of „Grippe“ 
with us; I myself feel 
tired and moody but not 
feverish. My jaw and my 
plate do not agree with 
each other.

There is no saying how glad 
I would be to hear that you 
have been invited 
to give the Huxley Lecture.  
I expect you will be 
some day, but I do not 
expect to last so long.  +
At about your present 
age I was called to 
Worcester, as you 
remember. Our analysis 
has since made some 
progress in the esteem 
of the public but not enough.

Affectionately yours  
Freud