Letters to Vijayendrasuri

Author(s): Kashinath Sarak
Publisher: Yashodharma Mandir

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for Scandinavia. I am afraid I must write in Swedish but I will send you a copy and sum the article up in English for your use.
Any communication with which you will favour me will reach me here until the 1st of September. After that date and until the end of the year kindly write to me c/o. Dr. Thomas, India Office Library, London.
With the kindest wishes and many thanks,
Yours very sincerely, JARL CHARPENTIER.
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Upsala, February 13th, 1927.
Most reverend,
Allow me to thank you very much for your kind letter of Nov. 22nd, 1926 and also for the part ii of the Uttaradhyana sutra which was duly received and which I am very glad to possess. You must have me pardoned for not having written before but I have been and am over-whelmed with work and besides I have at different times had to take to bed because of the influenza which has been very bad here during this cold and horrid winter.
The manuscript is duly taken care of and will be sent in a short time. But I should like to look certain passages through before parting with it and I have not found time for that up till now.
I am afraid my literary work at the present moment will be absolutely no interest to you as it consits in working upon