Tuesday, January 6, 2015

How does the farm prosper in the years after Boxer's death?

The farm seems surprisingly able to stock Napoleon's home
with whiskey. I think this leads the reader to conclude that Napoleon made a
surprisingly good amount of money on glue or whatever he sold Boxer's body
for.


It seems also that now the farm is able to support
fantanstic parties for humans to come and enjoy the farmhouse with
Napoleon.


The farm was able to purchase two fields from
Pilkington and they began to use the windmill to mill corn which also turned quite the
profit.


This prosperity gave the animals the opportunity to
create a school for the young pigs and the pigs become greater and greater in number and
receive wonderful opportunities to live in the house and wear bows if they
desire.

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