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THE JAINA GAZETTE
5-10 p.m.
Mr. Schreckenberg has returned the books but says that he is going to ask the Secretary of the London Jaina Library for a loan of it, to be able to read it at leisure. He rather likes it; but it seems to me that he may not find his ideas in full agreement with the views set out in the book, as he is rather too enthusiastic for his own conceptions at present.
The sea is still agitated. A steam ship, sailing in the opposite direction, was sighted half an hour ago. Now a sort of mist is obscuring the horizon. There is nothing more to add, and this short journal, too, of the return voyage is virtually ended now. I shall add the time of landing at Southampton and close it finally to-morrow, and day after to-morrow it will be mailed to its destination.
10-10-33: 6 p.m.
I am writing this from London where I arrived only a few minutes ago. There is nothing more to be added to this diary, and I close it finally now.
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