115. Can anything be done unless everybody exerts himself to his utmost?
C/o E. T. STURDY, ESQ., HIGH VIEW, CAVERSHAM,READING, 1 [...]
77. Why look up to men for approbation, look up to God!
(Translated from Bengali) C/o E. T. STURDY, ESQ., HIGH [...]
76. Why not wear one’s country-dress, as befits gentlemen?
C/o E. T. STURDY, ESQ., READING, CAVERSHAM, ENGLAND, 18 [...]
74. Wherever you can, open a centre.
U.S.A. (End of?) 1895. MY DEAR RĀKHĀL, Just now I got y [...]
72. The first requisite for organisation is obedience.
(Translated from Bengali) C/o E. T. STURDY, ESQ., HIGH [...]
68. All is for good. All conjunctions are for subsequent disjunction.
54 W. 33RD ST., NEW YORK, June, 1895. DEAR MRS. BULL, I [...]
66. Though the attendance is large, it does not even pay enough to cover the rent
54 W. 33RD ST., NEW YORK, May, 1895, Thursday. DEAR MRS [...]
37. You must go on with your Japa whatever direction the mind takes.
MOUNT ABU, 1891. DEAR GOVINDA SAHAY, You must go on wit [...]
168. We all work by bits, that is to say, in this cause.
THE MATH, BELUR, 7th Sept., 1901. MY DEAR NIVEDITA, We [...]
167. Occasion never found me low yet; Mother will not make me now depressed.
THE MATH, BELUR, HOWRAH, 26th Dec., 1900. DEAR JOE, Thi [...]