Dindenault [DIN-deh-noh] by tossing one of these animals off a ship, causing the others to rush overboard after it.
In Orwell's Animal Farm, Napoleon enlists these animals to lie about having increasing rations in front of the visiting human Mr. Whymper. Don Quixote attacks a group of these animals he mistakes for the army of Alefanfaron. In a work by Voltaire, Candide and Cacambo leave El Dorado with 102 of these animals, but arrive in Surinam with only two remaining. In the Rabelais work Gargantua and Pantagruel, Panurge drowns his enemy Dindenault [DIN-deh-noh] by tossing one of these animals off a ship, causing the others to rush overboard after it. FTP what are these animals, black examples of which are asked in a nursery rhyme if they have any wool?
In Orwell's Animal Farm, Napoleon enlists these animals to lie about having increasing rations in front of the visiting human Mr. Whymper.
sheep