41. A pestle must pound even if it goes to heaven.
C/o MISS DUTCHER, THOUSAND ISLAND PARK, N.Y., 18th June [...]
45. This is the bark in which all holy writings are written in India
(Written on birch bark) PERCY N. H., 17th June, 1895. D [...]
44. Experiences are gathering a bit thick round you. I am sure they will lift many a veil more.
21 W. 34TH ST. NEW YORK, June, 1895. DEAR JOE, Experien [...]
60. He is a noble, noble soul—one who sincerely wishes the fellowship of all humanity.
C/O MISS DUTCHER, THOUSAND ISLAND PARK, N. Y., [June 18 [...]
69. To me, the thought of oneself as low and humble is a sin and ignorance
(Translated from Bengali) 1895. DEAR SHASHI, … I am qui [...]
67. I go into the forest alone and read my Gitā and am quite happy
PERCY, NEW HAMPSHIRE, 7th June, 1895. DEAR MRS. BULL, I [...]
235. To the people of Southern India I owe much and not a small part of that to Mysore.
(January–June 1895.) DEAR SIR, My sincerity will make u [...]
59. Today I leave New York at 5 p.m. by steamer with Mr. Leggett.
4th June ‘95. DEAR MOTHER, Today I leave New York at 5 [...]
58. I am just now in receipt of your letter and will be very happy to join the religions Congress at Toronto
19 W. 38TH ST., NEW YORK, June [May] 28, ‘95. DR. PAUL [...]
57. This week will be the last of my classes
NEW YORK, The 28th May ‘95. DEAR MOTHER, Your last kind [...]