37. You must go on with your Japa whatever direction the mind takes.
MOUNT ABU, 1891. DEAR GOVINDA SAHAY, You must go on wit [...]
30. The city is hot in summer, exactly like Calcutta.
19 WEST 38TH STREET, NEW YORK, August, 1895. BELOVED RĀ [...]
29. Teaching has become a part of my life, as necessary to my life as eating or breathing.
54 W. 33 NEW YORK, May, 1895. DEAR—, Since writing to y [...]
194. I have been very happy and content here.
(Translated from the original in French) 6 PLACE DES ET [...]
193. Through Mother’s will all work will go on; don’t be afraid.
(Translated from Bengali) 6 PLACE DES ETATS UNIS, Septe [...]
191. There is not a single person on whom I can depend
(Translated from Bengali) 6 PLACE DES ETATS UNIS, PARIS [...]
188. Devotion to the mother is the root of all welfare.
(Translated from Bengali) NEW YORK, August, 1900 DEAR—, [...]
168. I am cooking, eating whatever comes, working day and night, and I am all right and sleeping soundly!
(Translated from Bengali.)DEAR HARIBHĀI, I am glad to h [...]
166. I have just received a bill of lading from Mrs. Banerji. She has sent some Dāl (pulses) and rice.
(Translated from Bengali.) SAN FRANCISCO, March, 1900. [...]
146. My method is never to ask but wait for voluntary help.
C/o F. LEGGETT ESQ., RIDGELY MANOR ULSTER COUNTY, N. Y. [...]