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(Translated from Bengali.)
To Swami Brahmananda
AMRITSAR,
2nd September, 1897.
MY DEAR RAKHAL,
Yogen tells me in a letter to buy the house at Baghbazar for Rs. 20,000. Even
if we buy that house, there are still a lot of difficulties; for example, we
shall have to break it down in part and make the drawing room into a big hall,
and similar alterations and repairs. Moreover the house is very old and
ramshackle. However, consult Girish Babu and Atul and do what you decide to be
best. Today I am leaving by the two o'clock train with all my party for
Kashmir. The recent stay at Dharamsala Hills has improved my health much, and
the tonsillitis, fever, etc. have completely disappeared.
From a letter of yours I got all the news. Niranjan, Latu, Krishnalal,
Dinanath, Gupta, and Achyut are all going to Kashmir with me.
The gentleman from Madras who donated Rs. 1,500 for famine relief wants an account of how exactly the money was expended. Send him such an account. We are doing more or less well.
Yours affectionately,
VIVEKANANDA.
PS. Give my love to all at the Math.
V.