Animal Farm Chapter 9
Animal Farm
Chapter IX
Pan-Africanism and colonialism
In this chapter Boxer is getting weaker due to his injury, but decides keep building the windmill. It was agreed that horses could only retire at the age of twelve and Boxer approaching the age.
Rations are reduced again, and the animals are not allowed lanterns in their stalls anymore in order to save oil, except for the pigs and dogs. Also, 31 piglets are born (Napoleon’s). He decides to build the schoolhouse to educate them ( since only the pigs seem to have privileges in the farm) and discourage them from interacting with the other animals.
Boxer collapses while pulling a stone for the windmill and the pigs announce that will bring him to a human hospital but is sent to a glue maker to be slaughtered. The animals panic and try to save him but fail.
Squealer deceives the animals by telling them that the cart that picked up boxer was from the hospital and just bought it off from a glue ma, this putting the animals at ease.
Chapter IX
Pan-Africanism and colonialism
In this chapter Boxer is getting weaker due to his injury, but decides keep building the windmill. It was agreed that horses could only retire at the age of twelve and Boxer approaching the age.
Rations are reduced again, and the animals are not allowed lanterns in their stalls anymore in order to save oil, except for the pigs and dogs. Also, 31 piglets are born (Napoleon’s). He decides to build the schoolhouse to educate them ( since only the pigs seem to have privileges in the farm) and discourage them from interacting with the other animals.
Boxer collapses while pulling a stone for the windmill and the pigs announce that will bring him to a human hospital but is sent to a glue maker to be slaughtered. The animals panic and try to save him but fail.
Squealer deceives the animals by telling them that the cart that picked up boxer was from the hospital and just bought it off from a glue ma, this putting the
Chapter IX
Pan-Africanism and colonialism
In this chapter Boxer is getting weaker due to his injury, but decides keep building the windmill. It was agreed that horses could only retire at the age of twelve and Boxer approaching the age.
Rations are reduced again, and the animals are not allowed lanterns in their stalls anymore in order to save oil, except for the pigs and dogs. Also, 31 piglets are born (Napoleon’s). He decides to build the schoolhouse to educate them ( since only the pigs seem to have privileges in the farm) and discourage them from interacting with the other animals.
Boxer collapses while pulling a stone for the windmill and the pigs announce that will bring him to a human hospital but is sent to a glue maker to be slaughtered. The animals panic and try to save him but fail.
Squealer deceives the animals by telling them that the cart that picked up boxer was from the hospital and just bought it off from a glue ma, this putting the animals at ease.
Chapter IX
Pan-Africanism and colonialism
In this chapter Boxer is getting weaker due to his injury, but decides keep building the windmill. It was agreed that horses could only retire at the age of twelve and Boxer approaching the age.
Rations are reduced again, and the animals are not allowed lanterns in their stalls anymore in order to save oil, except for the pigs and dogs. Also, 31 piglets are born (Napoleon’s). He decides to build the schoolhouse to educate them ( since only the pigs seem to have privileges in the farm) and discourage them from interacting with the other animals.
Boxer collapses while pulling a stone for the windmill and the pigs announce that will bring him to a human hospital but is sent to a glue maker to be slaughtered. The animals panic and try to save him but fail.
Squealer deceives the animals by telling them that the cart that picked up boxer was from the hospital and just bought it off from a glue ma, this putting the