541 DEARBORN AVENUE,
18th June, 1894.

DEAR ADHYĀPAKJI,

Excuse my delay in sending the other letters; I could not find them earlier. I am going to New York in a week.

I do not know whether I will come to Annisquam or not. The letters need not be sent over to me until I write you again. Mrs. Bagley seems to be unsettled by that article in the Boston paper against me(95). She sent me over a copy from Detroit and has ceased correspondence with me. Lord bless her. She has been very kind to me.

Stout hearts like yours are not common, my brother. This is a queer place—this world of ours. On the whole I am very very thankful to the Lord for the amount of kindness I have received at the hands of the people of this country—I, a complete stranger here without even “credentials”. Everything works for the best.

Yours ever in gratitude,
VIVEKANANDA.

PS. The East India stamps are for your children if they like.