What lies are told about Boxer's Death in Animal Farm Chapter 9?

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Answer: Squealer convinces the animals that he was sent to a hospital where he’d be at peace when he was actually sold to a slaughter house.

larisa86 [58]2 years ago

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Explanation:

Squealer talks about Boxer's death and what Boxer said to him before he died; the slaughter house vehicle was being used for the hospital

I'm not too sure tho I haven't read this book in a while

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