III. In a somewhat long and wild dream of my own, the chief point of which is apparently a sea voyage, it happens that the next landing is called _Hearsing_ and the one farther on _Fliess_. The latter is the name of my friend living in B., who has often been the objective point of my travels. But Hearsing is put together from the names of places in the local environment of Vienna, which so often end in _ing_: _Hietzing_, _Liesing_, _Moedling_ (Medelitz, “meæ deliciæ,” my own name, “_my joy_”) (joy = German Freude), and the English _hearsay_, which points to libel and establishes the relation to the indifferent dream excitement of the day—a poem in the _Fliegende Blaetter_ about a slanderous dwarf, “Saidhe Hashesaid.” By connecting the final syllable “_ing_” with the name _Fliess_, “_Vlissingen_” is obtained, which is a real port on the sea-voyage which my brother passes when he comes to visit us from England. But the English for _Vlissingen_ is _Flushing_, which signifies blushing and recalls erythrophobia (fear of blushing), which I treat, and also reminds me of a recent publication by Bechterew about this neurosis, which has given occasion for angry feelings in me. IV. Upon another occasion I had a dream which consisted of two parts. The first was the vividly remembered word “Autodidasker,” the second was truthfully covered by a short and harmless fancy which had been developed a few days before, and which was to the effect that I must tell Professor N., when I saw him next: “The patient about whose condition I last consulted you is really suffering from a neurosis, just as you suspected.” The coinage “_Autodidasker_” must, then, not only satisfy the requirement that it should contain or represent a compressed meaning, but also that this meaning should have a valid connection with my purpose, which is repeated from waking life, of giving Professor N. his due credit.