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 1        I,  I    |  miles from the mouth of the Shelif. The headland rose more
 2        I,  I    |    recently erected over the Shelif, and a quarter of an hour
 3        I,  I    |    of the Mina and the Lower Shelif. It was the existence of
 4        I,  I    |   half from the mouth of the Shelif. With the assurance that
 5        I,  I    |      and five miles from the Shelif. His orderly was his sole
 6        I,  II   |  coast between Tenes and the Shelif. It was a matter of little
 7        I,  III  | bounded the plain beyond the Shelif.~The sky presented a most
 8        I,  V    |     by the right bank of the Shelif, appeared to have suffered
 9        I,  V    |      sun was rising over the Shelif from that quarter of the
10        I,  V    |   from the cliff towards the Shelif, they were unconscious that
11        I,  V    |        said the captain.~The Shelif was not more than a mile
12        I,  V    |     to the right bank of the Shelif. Here they were compelled
13        I,  V    |   been the right bank of the Shelif, and in a slightly curved
14        I,  VI   |   region of the mouth of the Shelif? But this supposition did
15        I,  VI   |    numerous affluents of the Shelif, which, although they had
16        I,  VI   |      in the direction of the Shelif, and were not long in discovering
17        I,  VI   |  gourbi and the mouth of the Shelif; then, slackening their
18        I,  VI   |   left-hand affluents of the Shelif, but now absorbed into the
19        I,  VI   |      larger towns beyond the Shelif.~In the evening the explorers
20        I,  VI   |      the natural bank of the Shelif, but consisting of an absolutely
21        I,  VI   |     of the right bank of the Shelif, seventy-two miles; the
22        I,  VI   |   southern boundary from the Shelif to the chain of the Little
23        I,  IX   |      the former mouth of the Shelif, and the captain was struck
24        I,  XII  |   Algeria is left beyond the Shelif; besides, as we pass Gourbi
25        I,  XIV  |    was near the mouth of the Shelif that a portion of Africa,
26        I,  XVIII|    in the little port of the Shelif. Almost within a minute
27        I,  XVIII|   been the right bank of the Shelif.~Such was Ben Zoof’s version
28        I,  XIX  |    round to the mouth of the Shelif, in immediate proximity
29        I,  XIX  |  crew bring her round to the Shelif as soon as may be.”~“To-morrow
30        I,  XX   |   round to the harbor of the Shelif. Hakkabut raised no objection,
31        I,  XX   |       left the harbor of the Shelif, much to the bewilderment
32        I,  XXI  |     ice in the harbor of the Shelif, and that there would be