54. Breaking the ice is slow always.
HIGH VIEW, CAVERSHAM, READING, ENGLAND, October, 1895. [...]
52. I am very much more at home here than anywhere out of India
C/o E. T. STURDY, ESQ., HIGH VIEW, CAVERSHAM, READING, [...]
122. A great idea of quiet has come upon me.
THE MATH, BELUR, HOWRAH, 15th May, 1902. DEAR JOE, I se [...]
121. How did you like Mayavati? Write me a line about it.
THE MATH, 21st April, 1902. DEAR JOE, It seems the plan [...]
113. Lord Curzon was not allowed inside.
THE MATH, BELUR, HOWRAH, 8th November, 1901. MY DEAR JO [...]
107. I can’t even in imagination pay the immense debt of gratitude I owe you.
THE MATH, BELUR, HOWRAH, BENGAL, INDIA, 1901 DEAR JOE, [...]
106. Never mind, I am trying my best. Only my terribly poor health
THE MATH, BELUR, 18th June, 1901. DEAR JOE, I enclose w [...]
105. Certainly it is very desirable to establish a connection between India and Japan.
THE MATH, BELUR, HOWRAH DIST., 14th June, 1901. DEAR JO [...]
100. I am so glad you saw Mr. Tata and find him so strong and good.
THE MATH, BELUR, HOWRAH, BENGAL, 17th February, 1901. D [...]
167. Occasion never found me low yet; Mother will not make me now depressed.
THE MATH, BELUR, HOWRAH, 26th Dec., 1900. DEAR JOE, Thi [...]