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Dunstan Times, Issue 3149, 25 December 1922, Page 8

Twins who not only look so much like that they cannot be distinguished except by their parents but show such a remarkable similarity of brain development that they are baffling even their teachers are Willis and Erankie Allen of Windsor (England). They are nine years old, sturdy and clever youngsters, who have travelled life thus far without the slightest individual trait being revealed. Mr J. P. Pae, their head master, reports their progress in eight subjects in school as so coincidental that their teachers are constantly mixing up their marks; but it matters little .because they are always the same. They have passed with the identical average, and they sit together and speak and act alike, though their father says they do not prepare their lessons together. Mr Bae suggests that it may be an extraordinary case of telepathy. When showing off the boys he asked them to spell several words separately, and both made the same mistakes in the same words.