Hamburg, February 6th, 1930
Mr. Luis Yépez, General Consul of Venezuela.
Geneva. Rue du Rhône, 39.
Dear Luis:
The Tropical Institute has released me and declares the illness has been perfectly cured. They’re recommending I go to a sanatorium in Merano and once I get there I’ll write you.
It was several days ago I sent you those 318 francs again that were needed to smooth out the matter of the consulate’s office. I used a more explicit address.
The nervous disorders, my desperation, haven’t ceased yet. They’re very singular and they completely disconcert me. The insomnia continues to be horrible.
If these phenomena don’t disappear, I will have fallen into the deepest disgrace. I would lose my mental faculties.
I’ve only received a single check so far. You shouldn’t pay me in Hamburg anymore. I’ll be leaving this city tomorrow or the day after.
I’m sorry about any inconveniences I might cause you.
I uncover myself to your wife and I hug and kiss the little ones.
I am your most affectionate,
JOSÉ ANTONIO
Los Aires del Presagio, ed. Rafael Ángel Insausti (Caracas: Colección Rescate, 1960)
{ José Antonio Ramos Sucre, Obra completa, edición de José Ramón Medina, Caracas: Biblioteca Ayacucho, 1989 }
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