150. Die in obeying commands like a soldier, and go to Nirvāna, but no cowardice.
21 WEST 34 ST., NEW YORK, 21st November, 1899. MY DEAR [...]
149. I never was so bad as now in finding my way in and out.
1 EAST 39 ST., NEW YORK, 20th November, 1899. MY DEAR M [...]
148. Get experience while still there is a chance; I am not concerned whether you win or lose.
(Translated from Bengali.) U.S.A., 20th November, 1899. [...]
147. How I curse the day that brought me celebrity!
C/o E. GUERNSEY, M.D., THE MADRID, 180 W. 59, 15th Nove [...]
149. This sort of nervous body is just the instrument to play great music at times
NEW YORK, 15th Nov., 1899. DEAR MARGOT, … On the whole [...]
148. Suffering is the lot of the world’s best and bravest
RIDGELY, 1st Nov., 1899. DEAR MARGOT, … It seems there [...]
145. We have started a new India—a growth—waiting to see what comes.
RIDGELY MANOR, 30th October, 1899. MY DEAR OPTIMIST, I [...]
144. I am much better now and growing so every day.
RIDGELY MANOR 3rd October, 1899. MY DEAR MARY, Thanks f [...]
142. I never saw a man who could satisfy everyone.
RIDGELY MANOR 14th September, 1899. MY DEAR STURDY, I h [...]
141. It is an awful spell of the bad turn of fortune with me last six months.
RIDGELY MANOR 4th September, 1899. MY DEAR MOTHER, It i [...]