85. Householders of poor means take to various tricks to supply their wants.
LONDON, 13th Nov., 1895. MY DEAR AKHANDĀNANDA, I am ver [...]
59. We shall work on our own lines and let things grow
2nd November, 1895. DEAR FRIEND, I think you are right; [...]
58. The subject is “Indian Philosophy and Western Society”
80 OAKLEY STREET, CHELSEA, 1st November, 1895. DEAR FRI [...]
57. In the ordinary sense religion is philosophy concretised through rituals and symbols.
80 OAKLEY STREET, CHELSEA, 31st October, 1895 (5 p.m.). [...]
56. I have become an awful vegetarian now
80 OAKLEY STREET, CHELSEA, 31st October, 1895. DEAR J [...]
72. Rest will be my death—such is the force of habit
80 OAKLEY STREET, CHELSEA, S.W., LONDON., 24th October [...]
53. So long as you are pure, and true to your principles, you will never fail.
LONDON, 24th October, 1895. DEAR ALASINGA, … I have alr [...]
55. This being in a sense my native country, I send you my welcome first
HIGH VIEW, CAVERSHAM, READING, ENGLAND, 20th October, 1 [...]
53. Be up and doing! “Fortune favours the brave and energetic.”
(Translated from Bengali) C/o E. T. STURDY, ESQ., HIGH [...]
81. When an Englishman takes up a thing, he goes to its very depths.
C/o E. T. STURDY, ESQ., HIGH VIEW, CAVERSHAM,READING, E [...]