156. When my father died, it was a pang for months, and I had been so disobedient.
PASADENA, 20th February, 1900. MY DEAR MARY, Your lette [...]
153. One road is quite as good as the other.
C/o MISS MEAD, 447 DOUGLAS BUILDING, LOS ANGELES, CALIF [...]
155. I can always work better alone, and am physically and mentally best when entirely alone!
LOS ANGELES, 15th February, 1900. DEAR DHIRĀ MĀTĀ, Befo [...]
162. You have the Gopāla. Add the Sāvitri story to that.
LOS ANGELES, [Early February 1900.] DEAR MARGO [MARGOT] [...]
152. We are all sacrifices—each in his own way.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, 24th Jan., 1900. DEAR MARGOT, [...]
154. Mother wants me to undergo the same that She made the great Āchārya undergo in old days
17th January, 1900. MY DEAR DHIRĀ MĀTĀ, I received your [...]
161. Keep awake, wide awake
921 WEST 21ST STREET, LOS ANGELES, 27th December 1899. [...]
153. I am happy just now and hope to remain so for all the rest of my life.
C/o MRS. BLODGETT, 921 W. 21ST STREET, LOS ANGELES, 27t [...]
152. The only way to keep my peace is to teach others. Work is my only safety valve
921 W. 21ST STREET, LOS ANGELES, 27th December, 1899. B [...]
151. Mother is working it up. She cannot let me go before Her work is done
921, 21ST STREET, LOS ANGELES, 23rd December, 1899. MY [...]