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1        I,  XIV  |    hands again with some of our fellow-creatures. You, no doubt, have escaped
2        I,  XVIII|       common with many of their fellow-creatures, had entirely disappeared;
3       II,  IV   |       induced to regard the few fellow-creatures with whom his lot had been
4       II,  XI   | celebrating, in common with our fellow-creatures upon earth, a day that awakens
5       II,  XIII |       the last to abandon their fellow-creatures in the hour of distress.
6       II,  XV   |       an act of kindness to his fellow-creatures was a leading motive of
7       II,  XVI  |   returning to the world of our fellow-creatures.”~“Professor Rosette, I