Who is going to follow in Ma's footsteps, here and elsewhere? She herself believed that it would be the young people of to-day. "I am glad to know," she said, "that the girls and boys are thinking of us and praying for us, and denying themselves and planning perhaps to come to our help." Yes, the future of Africa, and, indeed, of the whole world of heathenism, lies with the young hearts who are now dreaming dreams of what they are going to do in the days to come. They will, by and by, be the pioneers and workers in the dark lands across the seas. It is to them that Jesus is looking to bring about the time when the whole earth will be filled with His light and love and peace. Every one, of course, cannot work in the Mission field, and you do not require to go there to be a missionary. Wherever you may be, whatever you may do, you can always be a missionary and fight as valiantly as Miss Slessor did against sin and wrong-doing. You may not find your task easy. Our heroine did not find hers easy. You may meet as many difficulties as Christian did on his pilgrim way, and your dreams may be laughed at and scorned, but if you trust Jesus and persevere, you will come out all right in the end. Dream your dreams then, boys and girls, brave ones, lovely ones, but as you grow up be sure and do your best to turn them into realities, for it is only those that come true that are making life better and sweeter and shaping the world into beauty. [Illustration: DAN.] INDEX Adam, Miss, 111 Akpap, 108 Alice, 110, 129, 181, 200 Anderson, Mr. and Mrs., 25, 26, 27 Annie, 53, 99, 130, 176, 181, 200 Arnot, Mrs. (Miss Young), 154, 204 Arochuku, 123, 126, 135, 146 Aros, 122 Bowes, Mr., 192 Box from home, 102 Chapman, Mr., 140 Cook, Miss, 172 Court at Ekenge, 88; at Akpap, 117, 139; at Ikotobong, 148 Creek Town, 42, 95 Dan, 130, 153, 181, 206 _David Williamson_, the, 101 Diary, extracts from, 186 Duke Town, 25 Edem, chief of Ekenge, 54, 59, 60, 71, 76, 79, 93, (death) 109 Edisbury, Mr. and Mrs., 173 Egbo, 33, 34, 76 Egerton, Sir W., 157 Ekenge, 49, 84 Eme Ete, 55, 75, 77, 85, 93, 99, (death) 178 Enyong Creek, 120, 127, 134, 164 Eser['e] bean, 73, 77 Esien, 127 Fuller, Mammy, 201 Goldie, Mr. and Mrs., letter to grand-niece, 193 Gray, Happy, 111, 195 Hippos, 23, 125, 165, 167 Hogg, Miss, 40 Home for women and children, 160, 204 Hope-Waddell Institution, 84 Ibibio, 122 Ikotobong, 144 Ikpe, 162, 165, 204 Itu, 127 Iye, 94, 96 Janie, 32, 39, 40, 42, 53, 83, 96, 98, 102, 106, 111, (portrait) 119, 129, 153, 176, 177, 200 Janie (sister), 41, 42 King Eyo, 35, 45, 47, 51, 67, 100 Leopards, 156, 161, (picture) 162, 178 Livingstone, Dr., 10, 19, 88 Long juju, 123, 126 Lugard, Sir F., 179 M'Crindle, Mrs., 111 Macdonald, Sir C., 107 Macgregor, Mr. and Mrs., 158, 202 Mamie (Robertson), 158