104. It is the one land fit for Yogis, to my mind.
C/o RISHIBAR MUKHOPADHYAYA, CHIEF JUSTICE, SRINAGAR, KA [...]
103. The secret of the whole thing is to agitate and agitate without respite.
(Translated from Bengali.) C/o RISHIBAR MUKHOPADHYAYA, [...]
102. Today I am leaving by the two o’clock train with all my party for Kashmir.
(Translated from Bengali.) AMRITSAR, 2nd September, 189 [...]
133. You ought to know from the first that India is the dirtiest and unhealthiest hole in the world
(The letter was actually written from Ambala.) THE MATH [...]
101. The Punjab and Rajputana are indeed fields for work.
(Translated from Bengali.) AMBALA, 19th August, 1897. D [...]
80. The work of the Mother will not suffer; because it has been built and up to date maintained upon truth
THE MATH, BELUR, 11th August, 1897. DEAR JOE, [1] ⓘ[1] [...]
132. Do not mix in politics etc., nor have any connection with them.
(Translated from Bengali) ALMORA, 30th July, 1897. MY D [...]
42. It is absolutely necessary to stand on one’s own feet.
ALMORA, 29th July, 1897. MY DEAR MISS NOBLE, A letter f [...]
100. I did not know before that I could be oratorical in Hindi.
(Translated from Bengali.) ALMORA, 29th July, 1897. DEA [...]
79. I am going down to the plains to be harnessed once more for work.
ALMORA, 28th July, 1897. MY DEAR MOTHER, [1] ⓘ[1] Mrs. [...]