• "We're cousins!" he said.
• "Does he eat nuts like his cousins?" asked Peter Rabbit.
• I don't envy those cousins up there in the Far North a bit.
• In summer he is a purer white underneath than his larger cousins.
• He has some larger cousins, one of them being a little bigger than Nibbler the House Mouse.
• You are like my father, and besides, we are cousins, and that makes us understand each other.
• Oysters and their two-shelled cousins cannot do this, for the simple reason that they have no heads!
• Now, Peter Rabbit, what are the differences between Striped Chipmunk and his cousins, the Tree Squirrels?"
• Now just remember that the Chipmunks are Rock Squirrels and their cousins the Spermophiles are Ground Squirrels.
• Striped Chipmunk has a big pocket on the inside of each cheek, while his cousins of the trees have no pockets at all."

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