Boxer and Clover work tirelessly from "summary" of Animal Farm by George Orwell
Boxer, the strong and loyal cart-horse, and Clover, the kind-hearted mare, were always seen working tirelessly on the farm. From the early hours of the morning until late into the night, the two of them could be found plowing the fields, hauling heavy loads, and tending to the needs of the other animals. Their dedication to the cause of Animalism was unwavering, their commitment never faltering. Boxer, with his motto of "I will work harder," embodied the spirit of hard work and determination. His strength was unmatched, his willingness to labor for the betterment of the farm unquestionable. Clover, on the other hand, was known for her gentle nature and nurturing spirit. She worked alongside Boxer, not out of duty, but out of a genuine desire to see Animal Farm prosper. Together, Boxer and Clover formed a formidable team, their partnership a symbol of unity and solidarity among the animals. They did not complain or shirk their responsibilities, no matter how difficult or exhausting the task at hand. Their work ethic wa...
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