Swami Vivekananda
To Mrs. Ole Bull
Your kind note was duly received. I had beautiful visits with my friends and have already held several classes. I shall have a few more and then start on Thursday. Everything has been well arranged here, thanks to the kindness of Miss Adams. She is so, so good and kind. I am suffering from sli
To Swami Trigunatitananda
BOSTON, 2nd March, 1896 . DEAR SARADA, Your letter informed me of everything; but I note that you do not so much as refer to the cable I sent about the celebration. The dictionary that Shashi sent a few months ago has not arrived so far. ... I am going to England soon. Sharat need not come now at
To Mrs. Ole Bull
228 West 39th St. New York 8th Dec. 1895 Dear Mrs. Bull, Many thanks for your kind note of welcome. I arrived last Friday after ten days of a very tedious voyage. It was awfully rough and for the first time in my life I was very badly seasick. . . . I have left some strong friends in England
To Mr. E. T. Sturdy
HOTEL CONTINENTAL, 3 RUE CASTIGLIONE, PARIS, 26th August, 1895 .
To Mr. F. Leggett
Letters written in Thousand Island Park, NY and en route to Europe
To Sister Christine
228 W.39, NEW YORK, 17th Jan., 1895. DEAR SARADA, Your two letters are to hand, as also the two of Ramdayal Babu. I have got the bill of lading; but it will be long before the goods arrive. Unless one arranges for the prompt despatch of goods they take about six months to come. It is four mon
To Mrs. Ole Bull
541 Dearborn Avenue, Chicago 3rd January, 1895 Dear Mrs. Bull,
To Mrs. G. W. Hale
Greenacre Inn Eliot, Maine 5 August 1894 Dear Mother, I have received your letter and am very much ashamed at my bad memory. I unfortunately forgot all about the cheque. Perhaps you have come to know by this time of my being in Greenacre. I had a very nice time here and am enjoying it immens
To his disciples in Madras
C/O GEORGE W. HALE ESQ., 541 DEARBORN AVENUE, CHICAGO, 24th January, 1894 . DEAR FRIENDS,
Letters written from America
Dear Alasinga, Received your letter yesterday. Perhaps you have by this time got my letter from Japan. From Japan I reached Vancouver. The way was by the Northern Pacific. It was very cold and I suffered much for want of warm clothing. However, I reached Vancouver anyhow, and thence went throu
To Alasinga Perumal
c/o Babu Madhusudan Chattopadhyaya Superintending Engineer Khartabad, Hyderabad, 11th February, 1893.
To Pramadadas Mitra
Leaving Ayodhya I have reached the holy Vrindaban, and am putting up at Kâlâ Bâbu's Kunja. In the town the mind feels contracted. Places like Râdhâ-kunda, I have heard, are delightful; but they are at some distance from the town. I have a mind to proceed very shortly to Hardwar. In case you hav