33. I am neither a sightseer nor an idle traveller; but you will see, if you live to see, and bless me all your life.
CHICAGO, 15th November, 1894(3?). DEAR DIWANJI SĀHEB I [...]
43. American express, indeed!
BALTIMORE, [MARYLAND], 3 November 1894. DEAR MOTHER, I [...]
32. The word “Dharma” means religion
c/o MRS. E. TOTTEN, 1703, 1ST STREET, WASHINGTON, [Nove [...]
42. I have been very kindly treated by Mrs. Enoch Totten.
[WASHINGTON D.C., October 27, 1894.] DEAR MOTHER, I rec [...]
50. The American women, as everywhere, came to my rescue
C/o MRS. E. TOTTEN, 1708, 1ST STREET, WASHINGTON, D.C. [...]
Look not at me, look to yourselves
WASHINGTON, 27th October, 1894. BLESSED AND BELOVED, [1 [...]
41. I received your kind note and the introductory letters.
[WASHINGTON D.C., 26 October 1894.] DEAR MISS THURSBY [ [...]
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WASHINGTON, C/o MRS. T. TOTTEN. 1708 W I STREET, 26th ( [...]
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WASHINGTON, 23rd October, 1894. DEAR VEHEMIA CHAND LIMB [...]
49. Courage! Everything will come about by degrees.
BALTIMORE, U.S.A., 22nd October, 1894. DEAR—, [1] ⓘ[1] [...]