Letters to Vijayendrasuri

Author(s): Kashinath Sarak
Publisher: Yashodharma Mandir

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The university library will certainly own books from the Granthamala a little later on. As you say very kindly that you would send me some books I should be most pleased to see among sanskrit books the staff arafa (29) and the armariferal (48) It would be most kind of you to send them to me.
I am starting for London by the end of September. Any letter addressed clo. Dr. Thomas will reach me safely.
With kindest wishes, Yours very sincerely,
JARL CHARPENTIER.
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Upasla, June 9th 1924.
My dear Guruji,
I have to thank you most sincerely for your kind letter and the excellent little book about the Guru Maharaj which you have sent me. I should have answered some days earlier but very urgent business bas prevented me from doing so.
I find it a very good undertaking of yours to collect in this little volume some of the opinions and reminiscences concerning the saint and scholar whose decease was an irreparable loss alike to the Jain community and to indological studies. It would be extremely kind of you if you would send a copy to University Library, Upsala, also if we get to know how to acquire the series of your publications.
I am now going to write a short essay on the Guru Mabaraj for the "Nordisk Tidskrift" a well known periodical adopted to the popularisation of scientific and literary researches