72. You must not forget that my interests are international and not Indian alone
39 VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, S. W., 20th November, 1896. [...]
71. Goodwin is an Englishman, through whose shorthand notes it has been possible for the pamphlets to be published.
14 GREY COAT GARDENS, WESTMINSTER, S.W., 11th November, [...]
70. We must remember that gratitude and hospitality are the peculiar characteristics of Indian humanity
LONDON, 28th October, 1896. (On the eve of the lecture- [...]
69. We Hindus are so slow that when we have done a work, the opportunity has already passed away, and thus we are the losers.
C/o E. T. STURDY, ESQ., 39 VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, 28t [...]
68. I wish at least that a million Hindus had travelled all over the world!
14 GREY COAT GARDENS, WESTMINSTER, LONDON, 1896. DEAR A [...]
67. Work on with all energy.
C/o MISS H. MÜLLER, AIRLIE LODGE, RIDGEWAY GARDENS, WIM [...]
66. Work unto death—I am with you, and when I am gone, my spirit will work with you.
SWITZERLAND, 26th August, 1896. DEAR DR. NANJUNDA RĀO, [...]
65. E.T. Sturdy
LUCERNE, 23rd August, 1896. BLESSED AND BELOVED, [1] ⓘ[ [...]
49. Truth is my God, the universe my country
U.S.A., August, 1895. By the time this reaches you, dea [...]
64. Work on! Hold on! Be brave! Dare anything and everything!
SWITZERLAND, 8th August, 1896. DEAR ALASINGA, Since wri [...]