Many thanks for your kind letter of Jan. 22. I am very sorry that Countess Z[eppelin]PZeppelin, Amethe von, *1896, brit. Übersetzerin, verh. mit Leo von Zeppelin was ill. Is she still? So far I have no answer. Please give her my best wishes for recovering.
The rest of Chapter I I wish to keep here until I shall have further material.
I did not know, that BlackPBlack, Max, 1909–1988, brit.-am. Philosoph would demand payment. I am not ready to pay. I have so much work in correcting the MSB1937@The Logical Syntax of Language, London, 1937 that I think, that all further improvements, if necessary, must not be my funeral.
I send the two letters from London UniversityIUniversität London. It was not the copy of my letter, what I requested to be sent back, but a letter without any text but with my signature. If you annihilated it, that’s alright. Please write me a word about it.
If the UniversityIUniversität London will demand further copies, I think, we shall have to divide the expenses in equal parts.
Many thanks for the copies of “Philosophy“B1934@Philosophy and Logical Syntax, London, 1935! Did you send copies to the addresses which I wrote you on Dec. 11.?
Please send me 5 copies of “Unity“B1934@The Unity of Science. Übersetzung und Einleitung von Max Black, London, 1934 and put it on my account!
Dr. Thomas GreenwoodPGreenwood, Thomas, *1901, brit. Philosoph, 7, Handel Mansions, London WC 1, will write a reviewB on my books in his little periodical “The Philosopher“IThe Philosopher, Zeitschrift. He got my German booksBB from the publishers. If you consider it to be useful, you may perhaps send him review copies of “Unity“B1934@The Unity of Science. Übersetzung und Einleitung von Max Black, London, 1934 and “Philosophy“B1934@Philosophy and Logical Syntax, London, 1935.
Tomorrow we shall go skiing again, for one week or so.
With best regards from Mrs. C.PCarnap, Ina (eig. Elisabeth Maria immacul[ata] Ignatia), 1904–1964, geb. Stöger, heiratete 1933 Rudolf Carnap‚
