a ro-ro-rogue in-ca-ca-carnate, help, mu-murder, murder.

And yet in mu-sic takes de-light.]

[Illustration: The E-mu in Aus-tra-lia's found, Where the wild bush spreads far a-round.]

JamesonMastodon's tooth in MichiganCaptain MarryattThe Icelandic languageMunseesSpeech of Little Bear Skin chief, or Mu-kónsewyán.

The campaigns of the Hsien-pi against North China now increased, and in the course of them the various tribes formed firmer groupings, among which the Mu-jung tribes played a leading part.

After fierce fighting, in which the Mu-jung section suffered heavy losses, a treaty was signed in 289, under which the Mu-jung tribe of the Hsien-pi recognized Chinese overlordship.

After fierce fighting, in which the Mu-jung section suffered heavy losses, a treaty was signed in 289, under which the Mu-jung tribe of the Hsien-pi recognized Chinese overlordship.

The Mu-jung were driven to this step mainly because they had been continually attacked from southern Manchuria by another Hsien-pi tribe, the Yü-wen, the tribe most closely related to them.

The Mu-jung made use of the period of their so-called subjection to organize their community in North China.

A man belonging to one of these tribes, the tribe of the Mu-jung, became the leader of a league of tribes, and in 337 founded the state of Yen.

This proto-Mongol state of the Mu-jung, which the historians call the "Earlier Yen" state, conquered parts of southern Manchuria and also the state of Kao-li in Korea, and there began then an immigration of Hsien-pi into Korea, which became noticeable at a later date.

Although this "Earlier Yen dynasty" of the Mu-jung officially entered on the heritage of the Huns, and its regime was therefore dated only from 352 (until 370), it failed either to subjugate the whole realm of the "Later Chao" or effectively to strengthen the state it had acquired.

This Tibetan empire ultimately defeated the "Earlier Yen dynasty" and annexed the realm of the Mu-jung.

Thus the Mu-jung Hsien-pi came under the dominion of the Tibetans; they were distributed among a number of places as garrisons of mounted troops.

The fragmentation of north China The first to fall away from the Tibetan ruler was a noble of the Mu-jung, a member of the ruling family of the "Earlier Yen dynasty", who withdrew during the actual fighting to pursue a policy of his own.

In the same year 384 there was founded, under several other Mu-jung princes of the ruling family of the "Earlier Yen dynasty", the "Western Yen dynasty" (384-394).

His twenty-year-old brother was set in his place; he, too, died two years later, and his two-year-old son became emperor (Mu Ti, 345-361).

Fai Mu Nape Honu Nanue Orare Inaa Oeo Paere Maere Paaihere

With the names of the Greek letters, the author was better acquainted; the same poem exhibits two of them, where the characters themselves are spoken of: "My eye can trace divinely true, In this dark curve a little Mu;

SEE Pi Mu.

The children of Mu.

The lost continent of Mu.

The children of Mu.

The lost continent of Mu.

(In Triangle of Mu Phi Epsilon, Feb. 1945) NM: additions & revisions.