69. I tell you plainly, I would not be played upon by any rogue.
23rd January, 1896. DEAR ALASINGA, By this time you mus [...]
68. My friends have engaged a stenographer (Goodwin)
228 WEST 39TH STREET, NEW YORK, 16th January, 1896. BLE [...]
91. Oh, the grief! If I could get two or three like me, I could have left the world convulsed.
(Translated from Bengali) Jan., 1896. DEAR SĀRADĀ, … Yo [...]
83. I want to finish some text books to be the basis of work when I am gone.
228 W. 39TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10 January 1896. DEAR MRS [...]
67. This year my work in New York is going on splendidly
NEW YORK, 6th January, 1896. DEAR SISTER, Many thanks f [...]
82. The work here had begun in right earnest, and we will advance it farther this year than in the last.
228 W. 39, NEW YORK, The 6th Jan. 1896. DEAR MRS. FUNKE [...]
237. Herewith I introduce to you a cousin of Mrs. Leggett’s Miss MacLeod of Cambridge.
RIDGELY, 3rd Jan. 1895 [1896]. DEAR MRS. BULL, Herewith [...]
81. I enjoyed my visit with the Leggetts exceedingly. It has braced me for further work.
228 W. 39TH STREET, NEW YORK, The 3rd Jan. ‘96. DEAR MR [...]
66. We will work. “Wah guru ki fateh”
RIDGELY MANOR, 29th December, 1895. DEAR FRIEND, By thi [...]
90. Higher direction and not destruction is the law.
NEW YORK, 29th Dec., 1895. DEAR SISTER, [1] ⓘ[1] Miss S [...]