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الْاِمْتِيَازَاتُ،Privileges,لَكِنَّbutالْمَوْضُوعُthe subjectالْآنَnowمَطْرُوحٌis up forلِلنِّقَاشِ.discussion.

Privileges, but the subject is now up for discussion.

وَمُنْذُAnd sinceأَنْthatخُصِّصَallocatedالْبُسْتَانُthe orchardالْمُجَاوِرُadjacentلِلْمَرْعَىٰto the pastureلِزِرَاعَةِfor the cultivationالشُّعِيرِ،of barley,انْتَشَرَتْspreadإِشَاعَةٌrumorأَنْthatقِطْعَةًa pieceصَغِيرَةًsmallمِنْofالْمَرْعَىٰthe pastureالْكَبِيرِthe largeسَتُحَاطُwill be surroundedبِسِيجٍby a fenceقَصْدَin order toتَحْوِيلِهَاconvert itإِلَىtoمَرْعًىpastureخَاصٍّprivateبِالْحَيَوَانَاتِfor the animalsالَّتِيthatسَتُحَالُwill be retiredعَلَىtoالتَّقَاعُدِ.retirement.

And since the adjacent orchard has been allocated for the cultivation of barley, a rumor has spread that a small piece of the large pasture will be surrounded by a fence in order to convert it into a private pasture for the animals that will be retired.

وَقَدْAndتُحَدَّدَwas determinedلِلْحِصَانِfor the horseالْمُتَقَاعِدِthe retiredخَمْسَةَfiveأَرْطَالٍpoundsمِنْofالْقَمْحِwheatيَوْمِيًّا،daily,فِيinفَصْلِthe seasonالْشِّتَاءِwinterوَخَمْسَةَand fifteenعَشَرَةًpoundsمِنْofالتَّبْنِ،hay,إِضَافَةًin additionإِلَىtoجَزَرَةٍa carrotوَاحِدَةٍoneأَوْorرُبَّمَاperhapsتُفَّاحَةًan appleفِيonأَيَّامِdaysالْأَعْيَادِ.the holidays.

And for the retired horse, five pounds of wheat were determined daily, in winter, and fifteen pounds of hay, in addition to one carrot or perhaps an apple on holidays.

وَقَدْAndصَادَفَoccurredعِيدَthe holidayالْمِيلَادَof birthالثَّانِيَ عَشَرَtwelfthلِبُوكْسَرَfor Boxerأَوَاخِرَthe lateالصَّيْفِsummerالْقَادِمِ.next.

And the twelfth birth anniversary for Boxer occurred late next summer.

لَكِنَّButفِيinانْتِظَارِwaiting forذَٰلِكَthatجَاءَcameالْشِّتَاءُthe winterقَاسِيًاharshمِثْلَlikeسَابِقِيهِits predecessorوَأَصْبَحَتْand becameالْحَيَاةُlifeصَعْبَةً.difficult.

But in waiting for that, winter came harsh like its predecessor, and life became difficult.

وَتَمَّAnd wasتَخْفِيضٌreductionحَصَصِrationsالطَّعَامِ،of food,بَاسْتِثْنَاءِexcept forحَصَصِportionsالْخِنَازِيرِthe pigsوَالْكِلَابِand the dogsوَقَدْAndعَلَّلَjustifiedسْكُيِلَرSquealerذَٰلِكَthatقَائِلًا:saying:إِنَّIndeed,الْمُسَاوَاةُequalityالصَّارِمَةُstrictبِالنِّسَبَةِwith regard toإِلَىtoحَصَصِrationsالطَّعَامِ،of food,أَمْرٌis a matterيَتَنَاقَضُthat contradictsمَعَwithالْمَبَادِئِthe principlesالْحَيَوَانِيَّةِanimalisticوَعَلَىAnd generally,الْعُمُومِ،in general,فَهُوَhe hasلَمْnotيَجِدْfindأَيَّanyصُعُوبَةٍdifficultyفِيinإِقْنَاعِconvincingالْحَيَوَانَاتِthe animalsالْأُخْرَىotherبِأَنَّthatأَعْلَافَهَاits feedفِيinالْوَاقِعِfact,لَمْdid notتَعْرِفْknowأَيَّanyنَقْصٍ،shortage,عَكْسَcontrary toمَاwhatيَظْهَرُ.appears.

And the rations of food were reduced, except for the portions of the pigs and the dogs, and Squealer justified that saying: Indeed, strict equality with regard to rations of food is a matter that contradicts the principles of animalism, and in general, he found no difficulty in convincing the other animals that their feed did not know any shortage, contrary to what appears.

وَقَدْAndتَبَيَّنَit became clearفِيinالْلَّحْمَةِthe momentالرَّاهِنَةِpresentأَنَّهُthat it wasمِنْofالضَّرُورِيِّnecessaryإِجْرَاءٍto make aتَعْدِيلٍadjustmentعَلَىtoالْحَصَصِthe rationsكَانَthat wasسْكُيِلَرSquealerيَتَحَدَّثُalways talkedدَائِمًا.always.

And it became clear at the present moment that it was necessary to make an adjustment to the rations, which Squealer always talked about.

عَنْaboutتَعْدِيلٍ""adjustment"وَلَيْسَand not"تَخْفِيضٍ)،"reduction),لَكِنَّbutمَنْwhoيَتَذَكَّرُremembersفَتْرَةًthe periodجُونْزَ،Jones,سَيُظْهِرُwill showلَهُto himأَنَّthatالْأَمُورَthingsتَحَسَّنَتْ.got better.

About 'adjustment' and not 'reduction,' but who remembers the period of Jones, will show him that things got better.

فَقَرَأَSo he readسْكُيِلَرSquealerعَلَىtoمَسَامِعِهَاthe hearing of themبِصَوْتٍwith a voiceحَادٍّ،sharp,وَبِوَتِيرَةٍand at a paceسَرِيعَةٍfastالْأَرْقَامُthe figuresالَّتِيthatسَاعدَتْهُhelped himعَلَىtoأَنْtoيُثْبِتَproveلَهَاto herبِالتَّفْصِيلِin detailأَنَّthatحِصَّةَthe rationالشُّوفَانِof oatsقَدْhasارْتَفَعَتْ،increased,وَكَذَلِكَas well asالتَّبْنَthe hayوَاللَّفَتِ،and swede,وَأَنَّand thatسَاعَاتِthe hoursالْعَمَلِof workقَدْhaveانْخَفَضَتْ،reduced,فِيمَاwhileارْتَفَعَتْincreasedنِسْبَةُthe ratioحَيَاتِهَا،of her life,وَأَنَّand thatنِسْبَةُthe ratioمَوْتِof deathsصِغَارِهَاof her youngقَدْhasتَرَاجَعَتْ،declined,كَمَاasأَصْبَحَتْbecameمُعَدَّلُthe rateنَجَاحِهَاof her success,فِيمَاwhileتَرَاجَعَتْdeclinedمُعَدَّلُthe rateمَوْتِهَاof her deathوَعَلَىand inالأَقَلِّthe leastوَاضِحٍclearوَأَنَّand thatالْأَرْقَامُthe figuresتُصَدِّقُvalidateهَذَاthisالْمَزَاعِمُ.claim.

So he read to them in a sharp voice, and at a fast pace the figures that helped him to prove to her in detail that the ration of oats has increased, as well as the hay and swede, and that the hours of work have reduced, while the ratio of her life, and that the ratio of deaths of her young has declined, as well as the rate of her success, while the rate of her death has declined, and in the least, clear that the figures validate this claim.