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 [...]
129. It was arranged between us that we would not object to anybody’s publishing my books.
KASHMIR, 3rd July, 1898. DEAR STURDY, Both the editions [...]
142. Hinduism and Islam—Vedānta brain and Islam body—is the only hope.
(Written to Mohammed Sarfaraz Husain of Naini Tal) ALMO [...]
83. I want a couple of tiger skins, if I can, to be sent to the Math as present to two European friends
ALMORA, 9th June, 1898. YOUR HIGHNESS, [1] ⓘ[1] Letters [...]
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(Translated from Bengali)(From the Diary of a Disciple) [...]
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 [...]
141. Be of good cheer. “Never a worker of good came to grief.”
ALMORA, 20th May, 1898. DEAR MARGOT, [1] ⓘ[1] Margaret [...]
127. On Sunday I leave Darjeeling, probably stopping for a day or two at Kurseong
DARJEELING, 29th April, 1898. MY DEAR JOE JOE, I have h [...]
2. Always talk and hear and reason about this Ātman.
[Place: The rented Math premises at Belur. Year: 1898.] [...]