Parichand's Correspondence with The Mother

1 September 1938

Mother,

In X's house, there is a bael-fruit tree. It is a thorny tree, with some branches at the bottom which are in the way. X suggests cutting the bottom branches and allowing the tree to spread at the top; it is now about ten feet high.

It seems always a pity to cut branches—will it not spoil the tree?—while the convenience cannot be very great.

Blessings

1 September 1938