animal farm

• Napoleon - ‘never mind the milk, comrades’
• napoleon - ‘napoleon himsef, attended by his dogs and his cockerel’
• napoleon- ‘ he carried a whip in his trotter’
• Napoleon- ‘it had become usual to give napoleon the credit for every successful achievement‘
• squealer - ‘he could turn black into white’
• Squealer - ‘he cast a very ugly look at boxer with his little twinkling eyes’
• old major - ‘ his body was buried at the foot of the orchard’
• old major - ‘I feel it is my duty to pass on to you such wisdom as i have aquired’
• mr jones - ‘the fields were full of weeds, the animals were underfed’
• mr jones - ‘jones was hurled into a pile of dung and his gun flew out of his hands’
• mr jones - ‘surely ,comrades, you do not want jones back?‘
• mr jones - ‘too drunk to remember to shot the popholes’
• Benjamin - ‘devoted to boxer’
• Benjamin - ‘oldest animal on the farm and worst tempered‘
• Benjamin - ‘he never laughed’
• snowball - ‘snowball conjured up pictures of fantastic machines’
• snowball - ‘the pellets scored bloody streaks along snowballs back’
• snowball - ‘it was snowball who was the best at writing’
• snowball - ‘who had studies an old book of Julius Caesar’
• Moses - ‘a spy and tale-bearer’
• Moses - ‘mr Jones's especial pet’
• boxer - ‘boxer with his tremendous muscles always pulled them through‘
• boxer - ‘boxer was the admiration of everybody’
• boxer - ‘if comrade napoleon says it, it must be right’
• Boxer - ‘his answer to every problem was i will work harder’
• mollie - ‘chewing at a lump of sugar’
• mollie - ‘she was found hiding in her stall’
• mollie - ‘mollie refused to Learn any but 6 letters which spelt out her own name’
• mollie - ‘will their still be sugar after the rebellion‘