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Expressions researched:
"sweet" |"sweetened" |"sweetening" |"sweeter" |"sweetest" |"sweethearts" |"sweetly" |"sweetness" |"sweetpea" |"sweetrice" |"sweets"

Correspondence

1947 to 1965 Correspondence

Letter to Mr. Bailey -- Allahabad 2 October, 1951:

In all humility I beg to differ with you that all men should be free to make their choices and interpretations in all things. Less intelligent men are always guided by those who are superior in knowledge in all spheres of life. This principle is applicable everywhere but the guidance must be right and bona fide. But it depends always on the sweet will of the guided to accept this principle or reject it.