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. [...]
143. I am going to learn French.
RIDGELY MANOR September 1899. MY DEAR MARY, Yes, I have [...]
72. Every little bit of time I get I spend in the library
DEAR SISTER, I am afraid you are offended and did not a [...]
60. So far the journey has been very beautiful.
R.M.S. “BRITANNIC.” BLESSED AND BELOVED, So far the [...]
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, [...]
Thou Blessed Dream
ⓘ[1] Written to Miss Christine Greenstidel from Paris, [...]
125. With infinite sorrow I learn the sad news of Mr. Goodwin’s departure from this life
[On receiving news of the untimely death of Josiah J. G [...]
87. Your uncle was a great soul, and his whole life was given to doing good to his country. Hope you will all follow in his footsteps.
228 WEST 39TH STREET, NEW YORK, 2 March 1896. DEAR FRIE [...]