On the southern slope of this pyramid Waldeck found two statues, exactly alike, one of which is represented in the cut on the opposite page, from Catherwood's drawings in Stephens' work.
These two parallel structures are solid masses of rough stones faced on all four sides with smoothly cut blocks, and were, so far as can be determined in their present condition, exactly alike.
If you make them equal in area, they will not be exactly alike in shape.
Of course we assume that all the cigars are exactly alike in every respect.
I show designs of two dignified individuals (15 and 16) who appear to be exactly alike, except for the fact that one has a foot and the other has not.
If two pieces cannot be placed on the table so as to be exactly alike, they count as different.
Two live leaves cannot be exactly alike, but two artificial leaves may be.
And this cannot be, just as there cannot be two men, or even two leaves on a tree, exactly alike.
For we should naturally say of two things which were exactly alike intrinsically, in spite of their being two, that they possessed the same intrinsic nature.
For instance, two patches of colour may be exactly alike, in spite of the fact that each possesses a constituent which the other does not possess, provided only that their two constituents are exactly alike.
At the end of a certain time your wife will bear three sons, and they will all be exactly like each other, exactly alike.
The woman did as the fish had said, and she gave birth to three wonderfully fine boys, who were all exactly, exactly alike, and the mare had three colts exactly alike, and the bitch three puppies exactly alike too.
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