25. I would be taken care of right along.
SWAMPSCOTT, MASSACHUSETTS, 23 July 1894. DEAR MOTHER, I [...]
24. My whole life is that of a vagabond—homeless, roving tramp; any fare, good or bad, in any country, is good enough for me.
C/O DR. E. GUERNSEY, CEDAR LAWN, FISHKILL ON THE HUDSON [...]
22. This is a queer place—this world of ours.
541 DEARBORN AVENUE, 18th June, 1894. DEAR ADHYĀPAKJI, [...]
Fight on bravely! Life is short! Give it up to a great cause
U.S.A., 11th July, 1894. DEAR ALASINGA, You must never [...]
23. I am weeping like a child at His mercy—He never leaves His servant, sisters.
To the Hale Sisters (about the Calcutta meeting of 5th [...]
22. Each must follow his own religion.
C/O DR. E. GUERNSEY, FISHKILL LANDING, N.Y., July, 1894 [...]
23. It is very strange as coming from one who every day expects to see the whole of India converted to Christianity.
C/O LEON LANDSBERG, 144 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK, 1 Jul [...]
22. Arrived safely two hours ago
NEW YORK, 28 June 1894. DEAR MOTHER, Arrived safely two [...]
21. Oh! If only I had one man of some true abilities and brains to back me in India!
To a Madras disciple 541 DEARBORN AVE., CHICAGO, 28 Jun [...]
43. May even the dust of the world never touch you
C/o GEORGE W. HALE, ESQ ., 541 DEARBORN AVENUE, CHICAGO [...]