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Today, April 25, 1945 we are pleased to honor our dear friend, Boxer, for all of his hard work. Along with his farm mates, Boxer was born and raised on Manor Farm. He was always the most faithful, diligent, and disciplined worker, who would do anything to make Manor Farm, “picture-perfect.” Due to tragic events, Boxer has recently passed away, but that does not mean his hardworking legacy will not carry on. As if farm work was not enough, Boxer was also a war veteran. During a fierce rebellion to win back the animal farm, Boxer, put all of his bravery into the Battle of Cowshed, proving to be one of the best soldiers with his incredible strength.
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