Some highlighted text printed in red on page 2: "TO THE KING" [...] "King Sigmund Freud."
Signed "H."
Annotations and corrections in pencil by H.D. throughout.
Thanking Dr. Sachs for his letter regarding Freud; expressing her excitement in going to Vienna; detailing a dream that has been bothering her about a Miss [Dorothy] Hull; saying that life has been terrible lately with Perdita being ill in London; mentioning that Freud wrote her a beautiful letter in English; being gracious for her time working with Dr. Sachs, but acknowledging that she needs to seek more thorough help elsewhere; talking briefly about her trip in 1920 to Greece and Portugal; adding that she is reading the old journals of Abraham and Freud; asking if she could meet the writer, Ella Sharpe, since Bryher mentioned that he knows her.