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  The Story of Mary Slessor

  THE WHITE QUEEN
  of
  OKOYONG

  [Illustration: THE CANOE WAS ATTACKED BY A HUGE HIPPOPOTAMUS]

  THE STORY OF MARY SLESSOR
  FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

  THE WHITE QUEEN
  OF OKOYONG

  A TRUE STORY OF ADVENTURE
  HEROISM AND FAITH

  BY
  W. P. LIVINGSTONE

  AUTHOR OF "MARY SLESSOR OF CALABAR"

  ILLUSTRATED

  NEW YORK
  GEORGE H. D