In one episode in this novel, a bird's wing is suggested as an organ of propulsion and not of manipulation, and the hoarding of milk and apples is suggested as a duty on the part of the brainworkers. Muriel the goat can read and Moses the raven tells stories of Sugarcandy Mountain, getting a daily beer ration. Although Frederick of Pinchfield destroyed the windmill, Clover and Boxer decide to work harder to rebuild it, while the pigs extract eggs from the hens to pay for their liquor. FTP name this novel about Snowball and Napoleon, a metaphor 
In one episode in this novel, a bird's wing is suggested as an organ of propulsion and not of manipulation, and the hoarding of milk and apples is suggested as a duty on the part of the brainworkers. Muriel the goat can read and Moses the raven tells stories of Sugarcandy Mountain, getting a daily beer ration. Although Frederick of Pinchfield destroyed the windmill, Clover and Boxer decide to work harder to rebuild it, while the pigs extract eggs from the hens to pay for their liquor. FTP name this novel about Snowball and Napoleon, a metaphor for Stalinist Russia, by George Orwell.
In one episode in this novel, a bird's wing is suggested as an organ of propulsion and not of manipulation, and the hoarding of milk and apples is suggested as a duty on the part of the brainworkers.
{Animal Farm}