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I told that boy to go to bed already, but he is just indefatigable at chucking that pancake around!

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Untiring

Tireless

Unwearying

Inexhaustible

Unflagging

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The cows were lowing very loudly that morning, which at first I thought was a result of not being milked for three days; however, it was soon discovered that the caretaker, whom I used to be able to trust with my life, had neglected to feed them their morning Mangelwurzels.

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Mangold Wurzel

Mangel

Mangelwurzel

Mangold

Mangel beet

Field beet

Fodder beet

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Incapable of being fatigued

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A large, coarse yellow- to reddish-orange beet grown chiefly as food for cattle.

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Mangel-Wurzel
Indefatigable

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This early in the book, there are some disagreements, such as the necessities of the farm (the importance of the committees); however, there is not too great a rivalry. They are still considering themselves "Comrades," and they are controlling the farm together. They are both keeping the milk and apples to themselves, and agree with it.

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In the song "Beasts of England", Old Major's own ambitions and dreams can be seen by the line "...Tyrant Man shall be o'erthrown/And the fruitful fields of England/Shall be trod by beasts alone." Old Major talks about rebellion in his speech. He also says that man is evil, and that all animals are comrades.

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1. How does the "Beasts of England" reflect Old Major's own ideas and ambitions as characterized through his address to the animals of the farm?

2. This early in the book, can a rivalry between Napoleon and Snowball be seen? How can this be observed?