Sheep-in-a-box
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| - | [[Sheep-in-a-box]] is a [[metaphor]] for a [[child's imagination]] in the French novel ''[[The Little Prince]]''. “That's just the kind I wanted” exclaims the Little Prince when he is confronted with a drawing of a box with three holes in it, which will allow the invisible sheep inside to breathe. | + | [[Sheep-in-a-box]] is a [[metaphor]] for a [[child's imagination]] in the French novel ''[[The Little Prince]]''. “That's just the kind I wanted” exclaims the Little Prince when he is confronted with a drawing of a box with three holes in it, which will allow the [[invisible]] [[sheep]] inside to breathe. |
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Sheep-in-a-box is a metaphor for a child's imagination in the French novel The Little Prince. “That's just the kind I wanted” exclaims the Little Prince when he is confronted with a drawing of a box with three holes in it, which will allow the invisible sheep inside to breathe.
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