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 [...]
43. Love stops not for questions of birth. Nor the hungry man for stale food.
BELUR MATH, 16th April, 1899. DEAR MADAM, [1] ⓘ[1] Shri [...]
42. It is absolutely necessary to stand on one’s own feet.
ALMORA, 29th July, 1897. MY DEAR MISS NOBLE, A letter f [...]
41. Lord bless you for your great self-sacrifice for the poor Indians.
ALMORA, 23rd July, 1897. MY DEAR MISS NOBLE, Excuse the [...]
40. What we want are brave young men who will work, not tomfools.
ALMORA, 11th July, 1897. MY DEAR SHUDDHĀNANDA, I was ve [...]
39. India is already Ramakrishna’s whether I live a few years more or not.
ALAMBAZAR MATH, CALCUTTA, May 5th, 1897. DEAR MRS. BULL [...]
38. It is this yearning that gradually brings on a concentration of the mind on the eternal Brahman.
(Written to Sj. Sharat Chandra Chakravarti, B.A.) ॐ नमो [...]
37. No one of the types we call religious ought to die
63 ST. GEORGE’S ROAD, LONDON, S.W., 6th May, 1896. DEAR [...]