Dear Minna,
You see, I take your groans more seriously than you do mine! I am sorry to have upset and even alarmed you thereby, and rejoice on the other hand that my fears about your health were groundless.
In 4 weeks I expect to have finished my cure, and then to return without stop; for I shall have much to attend to with yourself at Zurich that won't be disagreeable to you. On that I'll write more within the next few days. For the present I withdraw my last proposal to Aufdermauer; don't speak of our first project to him any further. —
Continue feeling so well that you give me no more reason for anxiety.
Thy R. W.
Source: Richard to Minna Wagner: Letters to His First Wife, trans. William Ashton Ellis, Vol. 1 (H. Grevel & Co., 1909), No. 108