81. I enjoyed my visit with the Leggetts exceedingly. It has braced me for further work.
228 W. 39TH STREET,
NEW YORK,
The 3rd Jan. ‘96.
DEAR MRS. BULL—
I have had a letter from Mr. Trine [1] asking me to have some classes at the Procopeia [2] in February. I do not see my way to go to Boston in February, however I may like it. I have given up for the present my plan of going to Detroit and Chicago in February. Later on I will try. Miss [Josephine] Locke will see to my having classes in Chicago and I have some friends in Detroit. I may go to Baltimore for a few days in the meanwhile. I enjoyed my visit with the Leggetts exceedingly. It has braced me for further work. I am very well both physically and mentally.
ⓘ[1] Ralph waldo Trine, a journalist who later became a well-known writer on metaphysics.[2] A club in Boston that attracted a variety of metaphysicians and served as a platform for their beliefs.
Wishing you a happy New Year,
I remain yours affectionately,
VIVEKANANDA.
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