71. Goodwin is an Englishman, through whose shorthand notes it has been possible for the pamphlets to be published.
14 GREY COAT GARDENS, WESTMINSTER, S.W., 11th November, [...]
112. I am a socialist not because I think it is a perfect system, but half a loaf is better than no bread.
14 GREYCOAT GARDENS, WESTMINSTER, LONDON, ENGLAND, 1st [...]
100. I will be at yours on Friday next, at 4 p.m.
14, GREYCOAT GARDENS, WESTMINSTER, October 29, 1896. DE [...]
70. We must remember that gratitude and hospitality are the peculiar characteristics of Indian humanity
LONDON, 28th October, 1896. (On the eve of the lecture- [...]
69. We Hindus are so slow that when we have done a work, the opportunity has already passed away, and thus we are the losers.
C/o E. T. STURDY, ESQ., 39 VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, 28t [...]
68. I wish at least that a million Hindus had travelled all over the world!
14 GREY COAT GARDENS, WESTMINSTER, LONDON, 1896. DEAR A [...]
111. Specification of work is absolutely necessary. Our special branch is to preach Vedānta.
WIMBLEDON, 8th October, 1896. DEAR MRS. BULL, … I met i [...]
110. Great freedom with great law-abidingness.
AIRLIE LODGE, RIDGEWAY GARDENS, WIMBLEDON , 8th October [...]
109. My natural tendency is to go into a cave and be quiet
C/o. MISS MULLER, AIRLIE LODGE, RIDGEWAY GARDENS, WIMBL [...]
99. I have another Sannyāsin over here with me now,
AIRLIE LODGE, RIDGEWAY GARDENS, WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND, Oct [...]