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Animal Farm Study Guide

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by George Orwell
About 73 pages (21,924 words)
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Chapter 3 Summary

The animals work very hard, but they are eventually rewarded with a larger harvest then they have seen in the past. Animalism is met with great enthusiasm as everyone finally enjoys the fruits of their labor, free from the parasitic nature of man.

Since the pigs were clever to figure out ways to use Mr. Jones' tools and coordinate the harvest, they did not do any work themselves. Instead they supervised the work of the other animals as they all pitched in to complete the harvest.

Although they were met with some difficulties, the animals pulled through any problem thanks to the cleverness of the pigs and the strength of Boxer. Boxer arranged to wake up earlier than the others, work voluntarily during the animal's leisure time and he answered every problem the same way.....

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