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Disappearance In Snowwell's Animal Farm
Disappearance of Snowball
The dear pig friend known as Snowball tragically vanished one day when the animals woke up of being chased off by the ranch of nine huge dogs that had been raised from birth by Napoleon, on the farmhouse. They were trained by Napoleon to be stately guards to him, making certain that he was the principal of Animal Farm without any doubt. He had been clearing up the uses of the windmill when they came into the shed from outer surface after a weird screech command from Napoleon, and ran after Snowball. They chased him outside and one of them almost bit his tail. He had slide through an opening in the hedge at the border of the farm and runaway never to be seen again by any of the animals. All the way through the complete

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