Brief von Tibor Scitovsky an Josef Steindl

Scitovsky, Tibor

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Document type:: Correspondence

Collection:: Josef Steindl Collection

Title:: Brief von Tibor Scitovsky an Josef Steindl

Author:: Scitovsky, Tibor

Recipient:: Steindl, Josef

Scope:: Typoskript mit Unterschrift, 1 Blatt

Place of publication:: ohne Ort

Year of publication:: 1988-12-16

Source material date:: December 16, 1988

Language:: English

Shelfmark:: S/B.108

Correspondence partner:: Steindl, Josef Scitovsky, Tibor

Rights of use:: Free access In Copyright

Access:: Free access

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.48671/nls.js.1504600358659

December 16, 1988 Dear Josef, Thank you for your letter; I shall be proud if my marginal contribution has helped ever-so-little to speed the publication of your volume. I have good news: we have found the ideal house sitter (the former economic editor of the Oxford U. Press who once stayed here before) and have already made arrangements to spend the first 3 weeks of August in Sils. Elisabeth, however, is somewhat disturbed and even feels guilty that you who so often are horrified by what you consider our overambitious and overenergetic walking plans, should after our departure happily and successfully accomplish feats of alpinism (like the one to Fuorcla Surley) that are above our forces and aspirations. She believes to have found the explanation in your being an evening person and we morning persons; and she is working on a resolution of the conflict. Incidentally, we have suggested to old friends, Maurice Scott and his wife, to come to Sils at the same time; I believe you met them once, years ago, in Sils. I enclose the paper I told you about last summer, although I don’t think it is your cup of tea. With best New Year’s wishes once again, Yours

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