60. He is a noble, noble soul—one who sincerely wishes the fellowship of all humanity.

C/O MISS DUTCHER,

THOUSAND ISLAND PARK,
N. Y.,
[June 1895].

DEAR DOCTOR,

I am in this place now and had to change some of my plans on account of the Toronto Congress.

I am therefore not quite sure whether I will be able to come to Oak Island Conference. It is very possible, however, that I will be able to do so.

I also hope Mr. [Charles Carroll] Bonney will come. He is a noble, noble soul—one who sincerely wishes the fellowship of all humanity.

Is it not true, Dr., that Mr. Bonney, as I have every reason to think, originated the plan of the Parliament of religions?

I will certainly try my best to come.

Thanking you very much for your kindness, I remain

Ever yours in the Lord of Compassion,
VIVEKANANDA

P.S. Will you kindly inform me what lines of thought you want me to take.

V.