5. A basket of roses will be sent to you in a few days at Chitpur.
GHAZIPUR.
10 May 1890.
DEAR TULSIRĀM [1] :
ⓘ[1] The eldest of three brothers (Tulsirām, Baburām, and Shāntirām) and a sister (Krishnabhāvini), married to Balarām Bose.
A basket of roses will be sent to you in a few days at Chitpur. Do you please send them up immediately to Shashi [Swami Rāmakrishnānanda, at the Baranagore Math]. They would not be sent to the care of Balarām Basu, for there would be such nice delays and that would be death to the flowers. I think if sent to Chitpur, to your depot, it would reach you there at the very place; if not, write sharp. Baburām [Swami Premānanda] is here, going up in a day or two to Allahabad. I too am going off from this place very soon. I go perhaps to Bareilly and up. What is Balaram Babu [Balaram Bose] doing?
My Pranāms etc. to you all.
Yours affectionately,
NARENDRA.
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