Question
If ‘the lantern’ is the man, what would its ‘walls’ be?
Solution
If the man is ' the lantern, ' then his ' walls ' are a human body.
If ‘the lantern’ is the man, what would its ‘walls’ be?
If the man is ' the lantern, ' then his ' walls ' are a human body.
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If ‘the lantern’ is the man, what would its ‘walls’ be?
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