227. I am getting on anyhow and am quite strong
THE MATH, BELUR, DIST. HOWRAH, 21st June 1902. MY DEAR [...]
226. I am slowly recovering
THE MATH, BELUR, DIST. HOWRAH, 15th June 1902. DEAR CHR [...]
225. No foreign language can be learnt properly unless you talk in it from childhood.
THE MATH, BELUR, DIST. HOWRAH, 14th June 1902. MY DEAR [...]
224. I am so happy to learn the mountains are doing you good
THE MATH, BELUR, DIST. HOWRAH, 27th May 1902. MY DEAR C [...]
214. To Mother have I given you over. She protects Her own, ever and ever, I have no fear.
THE MATH, BELUR, DIST. HOWRAH, 23rd January 1902. MY DE [...]
223. With great sorrow I learn the sad bereavement that has come upon you.
[This letter of condolence was written upon the death o [...]
222. So glad to learn you like Mayavati
THE MATH, BELUR, DIST. HOWRAH, 15th May 1902. MY DEAR C [...]
221. The Dak bungalows on the way to Almora provide food
THE MATH, 2nd April 1902. MY DEAR JOE— The telegram is [...]
219. You know how welcome you are — I need not express it.
THE MATH, BELUR, DIST. HOWRAH, BENGAL, 30th March 1902. [...]
220. The land route is nearer, easier, and cheaper from where you are.
[THE MATH, P.O. BELUR, DIST. HOWRAH, March (?) 1902] DE [...]