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 1 II  |        all round.1~V~All crows alike are black, everywhere under
 2 III |    kindred races, and esteemed alike. . . . We find that while,
 3 III |    Japanese crowds are not all alike: there are some through
 4 III |      enduring, are all~{p. 83}~alike mere ghostliness. Happiest
 5 V(1)| another: they all seemed to me alike."
 6 VII |        two interiors precisely alike - (excluding, of course,
 7 VIII|       p. 198}~Shadow and shape alike melt and flow back to nothing:~
 8 IX  | sense-organs are fundamentally alike, being evolutional modifications
 9 IX  |       even hearing - have been alike developed from the skin!
10 XI  |     pain, hope and regret, are alike shadows; - youth and age,
11 XI  |      and the names of form are alike nothingness: - Knowledge