102. Today I am leaving by the two o’clock train with all my party for Kashmir.
(Translated from Bengali.) AMRITSAR, 2nd September, 189 [...]
101. The Punjab and Rajputana are indeed fields for work.
(Translated from Bengali.) AMBALA, 19th August, 1897. D [...]
100. I did not know before that I could be oratorical in Hindi.
(Translated from Bengali.) ALMORA, 29th July, 1897. DEA [...]
99. Is not the soul the Light of the world?
ALMORA, 25th July, 1897. MY DEAR MARIE, I have time, wi [...]
98. A work can be judged by its results only
DEULDHAR, ALMORA, 13th July, 1897. MY DEAR RĀKHĀL, Goin [...]
97. The best time to come is to arrive in India by October or beginning of November
ALMORA, 10th July, 1897. MY DEAR JOE JOE, I am glad to [...]
96. For the first time since the days of Buddha, Brahmin boys are found nursing by the bed-side of cholera-stricken pariahs.
ALMORA, 4th July, 1897. MY DEAR MISS NOBLE, I am being [...]
95. It is through the heart, and that alone, that the world can be reached.
ALMORA, 20th June, 1897. MY DEAR MISS NOBLE, … Let me t [...]
94. Sleep, eat, and exercise; exercise, eat, and sleep—that is what I am going to do some months yet.
ALMORA, 2nd June, 1897. DEAR MARIE, I begin here my pro [...]
93. Keep a copy of the letter you sent me.
ALMORA, 20th May, 1897. DEAR SUDHIR, Your letter gave m [...]