[DeepL Translation - needs review] Letters by Ango Sakaguchi, a leading writer of the "Muori-ha" school active in the early Showa period. First published in "G-Men" [1948]. It is a letter to Dr. Hajime Asada, a medical doctor who dealt with sex crimes, reviewing the discussion between Sadamu Abe and Ango Sakaguchi that appeared in "Zadan" in December of the previous year. Ango consistently praised Abe Sadamu's personality and affectionately referred to him as "O-Sadamu-san" in his memoir.
(Translator: DeepL)
Much like the essay by the same author, 阿部定の印象, this is better read after learning who 阿部定 is and what she's famous for if you're not already familiar.
I would describe this as the easier, highlights only version of his essay (which makes sense as it's a letter to someone, not a published essay). He expresses many of the same thoughts but less verbosely and in a more straight forward manner in my opinion.