But wherever they were having a bad time, animals listened with interest.

And the time has come ... to spread the glorious news,

The fields yielded richly and they were cut and gleaned with diligence and devotion.

(Napoleon) Yes, comrades, in league with Jones and Snowball.

(Narrator) Some animals, content with their lot, were unimpressed with tales of peace and plenty.

(Narrator) With the harvest safely home, the animals had time to think of the future

and they lost no time in destroying everything that reminded them of hateful Mr Jones.

But the greatest inspiration came from Boxer who, with his friend Benjamin, worked early and late, in season and out.

And that night, the pigs drank to Boxer's memory in the whiskey they had bought with Boxer's life.

but the animals themselves were no better off, with the exception of the pigs, and their supreme leader, Napoleon.

A new generation of pigs grew up endowed with what were considered arts and graces very flattering to Animal Farm.