" "This is my sister, Ma Eme," said the chief.

Mary liked Ma Eme at once and Ma Eme liked Mary.

Mary liked Ma Eme at once and Ma Eme liked Mary.

"It is a long journey," said Ma Eme.

" Mary had a true friend in Ma Eme, the sister of Chief Edem.

One day Ma Eme said, "When my husband died, I had to go through the chicken test.

Ma Eme looked all around.

" "Brother, you do not speak wisely," said Ma Eme, E'dem's sister.

"Come, white Ma, a young man has been shot in the hand, and he wants your medicine!" "Don't go Ma," said Ma Eme, Mary's friend.

One of Mary's dearest friends was Ma Eme.

Ma Eme, the missionary's old friend, was there.

But Mary was sad, too, because Ma Eme had never openly accepted Christianity.

Speaking of Ma Eme, Mary said, "My dear and old friend and almost sister,

Min-nuko, also Eme lik-tuk.

Plenty, great number..........Eme-lik-tuk.

emerald, verd antique [Fr.], verdigris, malachite, beryl, aquamarine; absinthe, cr=eme de menthe

so D, i, l (of the Old Latin) in place of [Greek: ho eme atheton k.t.l.]; in addition to it, E, a, b, Syr. Crt. and Hel. &c. Matt.

3, [Greek: ouk egnosan ton patera oude eme].