Animal Farm by George Orwell chapter 9 - Audiobook

Animal Farm by George Orwell chapter 9, narrated by Isaac Birchall
The animals very weakly set to work again to try and rebuild the windmill. The pigs, like usual, are not the means of motivation. Boxer however, though seriously injured, tries his absolute hardest to make sure that all of the stone will be quarried by the time he should take his retirement. Thus far, no animal had taken their retirement, but as it had not been discussed since, the animals assumed that they would all be able to retire when they reached the appropriate age.
Food becomes scarcer and scarcer, and all of the Animals, besides the pigs, have their rations reduced. Squealer, however, continues to convince the other animals that life on the farm is far better than it was before the revolution. Napoleon father’s thirty-one piglets, and demands that a school be build alongside the windmill; requiring that more than double the amount of stone required for the Windmill be quarried for his education centre.
In the April, Animal Farm is declared a republic, and Napoleon, being the only candidate, is elected president. That afternoon, the pigs come forward with even more evidence to Snowball’s treachery, and now claim that Snowball lead the human charge at the Battle of the Cowshed with a loud cry of “Long live Humanity!”
One day, after trying to pull an extra load of stone for the Windmill, Boxer collapses…

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