Translations:CP 05409/12/en
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- ↑ Presumably, this refers to the violent asthma attacks he suffered on his return from Cabourg in early October 1914. In the letter to Mme Catusse of mid-October 1914, he recounts an "attack of breathlessness infinitely more violent than [his] daily attacks" that occurred on the train as he left Cabourg, an attack of such severity that his servants thought he was going to die, and he states that he "remained for a few days quite unable to write" after his return (CP 02827; Kolb, XIII, no. 176).[FL]