148. Get experience while still there is a chance; I am not concerned whether you win or lose.
(Translated from Bengali.) U.S.A., 20th November, 1899. [...]
140. I want work, I want vigour—no matter who lives or dies.
(Translated from Bengali) LONDON, 10th August, 1899. MY [...]
133. Please pay 100 Rs. to Sister Nivedita immediately for plague work
THE MATH, BELUR, Friday [March (?) 1899]. MY DEAR RAJA, [...]
131. Set up such a machine as will go on automatically, no matter who dies or lives.
(Translated from Bengali) SRINAGAR, 1st August, 1898. M [...]
130. For stomach troubles a cold climate is an unfailing remedy.
(Translated from Bengali) Srinagar 17th July, 1898. MY [...]
128. Take care that funds do not run short in times of need and that there is no waste of money.
(Translated from Bengali) ALMORA, 20th May, 1898. MY DE [...]
126. My health was excellent on my return from Sandukphu
(Translated from Bengali) DARJEELING, 23rd April, 1898. [...]
119. See that nobody is unduly bossed over.
(Translated from Bengali) KHETRI, 14th December, 1897. [...]
118. Unless each goes about independently, he will not be able to do anything.
(Translated from Bengali) DELHI, 8th December, 1897. MY [...]
117. We must hold the big festival on our own plot of ground
(Translated from Bengali) DELHI, 30th November, 1897. M [...]