153. I am happy just now and hope to remain so for all the rest of my life.
C/o MRS. BLODGETT, 921 W. 21ST STREET, LOS ANGELES, 27t [...]
152. The only way to keep my peace is to teach others. Work is my only safety valve
921 W. 21ST STREET, LOS ANGELES, 27th December, 1899. B [...]
151. Mother is working it up. She cannot let me go before Her work is done
921, 21ST STREET, LOS ANGELES, 23rd December, 1899. MY [...]
47. It is the Saviour who should “go his way rejoicing, and not the saved”.
LOS ANGELES, 6th Dec., 1899. DEAR MARGOT, Your sixth ha [...]
46. It is a grand sight to see a giant pine struggling against a cyclone. Is it not?
CHICAGO, 30th Nov., 1899. MY DEAR MOTHER, [1] ⓘ[1] Mrs. [...]
44. Whosoever of you have given me a coat? Whosoever a cigar? Whosoever a bit of fish or flesh?
C/o F. H. LEGGETT, 21 WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, NEW YO [...]
45. Miss Noble is doing very well here, and working her way out.
CHICAGO, 26th Nov., 1899. MY DEAR MRS. LEGGETT, Many, m [...]
150. Die in obeying commands like a soldier, and go to Nirvāna, but no cowardice.
21 WEST 34 ST., NEW YORK, 21st November, 1899. MY DEAR [...]
149. I never was so bad as now in finding my way in and out.
1 EAST 39 ST., NEW YORK, 20th November, 1899. MY DEAR M [...]
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. [...]