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 1        I,  I  |        Servadac,~Staff Officer, Mostaganem.~ On the other was the title:~
 2        I,  I  |    appointed, who would meet in Mostaganem at two o’clock that day;
 3        I,  I  |         Algerian coast, between Mostaganem and Tenes, about two miles
 4        I,  I  |    himself, started off towards Mostaganem. It was half-past twelve
 5        I,  I  |         the town.~At that date, Mostaganem contained about fifteen
 6        I,  I  |        also a military station. Mostaganem rejoiced in a well-sheltered
 7        I,  I  |   gourbi, or native hut, on the Mostaganem coast, between four and
 8        I,  II |         Captain on the staff at Mostaganem.~Decorations: Chevalier
 9        I,  II |      now a staff appointment at Mostaganem, and had lately been entrusted
10        I,  V  |       as towards both Tenes and Mostaganem. On descending, be informed
11        I,  V  |        river, and get over into Mostaganem,” said the captain.~The
12        I,  V  |       they think of all this at Mostaganem,” said the captain. “I wonder,
13        I,  V  | hitherto formed the district of Mostaganem. The shore coincided exactly
14        I,  VI |     towns of Algiers, Oran, and Mostaganem escaped the inundation?
15        I,  VI |       get round by the south to Mostaganem, we must go eastwards to
16        I,  VI |     means for getting across to Mostaganem.”~“If, as I hope,” rejoined
17       II,  XIX|       Algeria; and not far from Mostaganem.” Such were the first words
18       II,  XIX|  scarcely more than a mile from Mostaganem, and in the course of an
19       II,  XIX| disappointed that his return to Mostaganem was not welcomed with a