122. Work on with energy. India is a rotten corpse inside and outside. We shall revive it by the blessings of Shri Mahārāj.
MATH, BELUR, HOWRAH P.O., 25th February, 1898. MY DEAR [...]
121. My gratitude for your very kind invitation to speak.
THE MATH, BELUR, 25th February, 1898. MY DEAR RĀJĀJI, M [...]
120. No immediate result can be expected, but in the long run it will prove a more beneficial work
(Translated from Bengali) JAIPUR, 27th December, 1897. [...]
119. See that nobody is unduly bossed over.
(Translated from Bengali) KHETRI, 14th December, 1897. [...]
118. Unless each goes about independently, he will not be able to do anything.
(Translated from Bengali) DELHI, 8th December, 1897. MY [...]
117. We must hold the big festival on our own plot of ground
(Translated from Bengali) DELHI, 30th November, 1897. M [...]
116. If you can get hold of some very old ghee, then send some of it
(Translated from Bengali) DEHRA DUN, 24th November, 189 [...]
115. Now, come on, work with redoubled energy.
(Translated from Bengali) LAHORE, 15th November, 1897. [...]
114. Without regular exercise the body does not keep fit
(Translated from Bengali) LAHORE, 11th November, 1897. [...]
113. Too much sentiment hurts work.
JAMMU, 3rd November, 1897. MY DEAR MISS NOBLE, [1] ⓘ[1] [...]