164. My nature is the retirement of a scholar. I never get it!
1719 TURK STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, 22nd March, 1900. MY D [...]
163. So glad to hear of Margot’s success. I have given her over to you, and am sure you will take care of her.
1719 TURK STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, 12th March, 1900. MY D [...]
162. I am only a worker. My mission is to obey and work.
1719 TURK STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, 12th March, 1900. DEAR [...]
161. Alas, sickness, sorrow, and pain have been my companions for the last two years.
(Translated from Bengali.) SAN FRANCISCO, 12th March, 1 [...]
160. You have done for me more than I ever deserve.
1502 JONES STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, 7th March, 1900. DEAR [...]
159. They come in crowds when there is a free lecture and very few when there is something to pay.
1502 JONES STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, 7th March, 1900. DEAR [...]
158. I can use my voice, however, to make 3,000 people hear me
1502 JONES STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, 4th March, 1900. DEAR [...]
157. The last two years have been specially bad. I have been living in mental hell.
1251 PINE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, 2nd March, 1900. DEAR [...]
156. When my father died, it was a pang for months, and I had been so disobedient.
PASADENA, 20th February, 1900. MY DEAR MARY, Your lette [...]
155. I can always work better alone, and am physically and mentally best when entirely alone!
LOS ANGELES, 15th February, 1900. DEAR DHIRĀ MĀTĀ, Befo [...]