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  p xi.  Period added after 1892 entry.
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  Both bread-winner and breadwinner were in text. This has been retained.
  Both egg-shells and eggshell were in text. This has been retained.
  Both God-men and god-men were in text. This has been retained.

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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. DORAN COMPANY

  COPYRIGHT, 1917,
  BY GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY

  PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA


             TO
      ALL GIRLS AND BOYS
           WHO ARE
        LOOKING FORWARD
             AND
        DREAMING DREAMS




  "She left all and followed Him."




