اِخْتِلاَقٌcreationسَنُوبُلٌSnowballالشَّرِّيرُthe evilوَعُمَلَائِهِand his agents
The creation of the evil Snowball and his agents.
وَبِخُصُوصِAnd regardingسَنُوبُلَSnowballشَخْصِيًّا،personally,فَإِنَّهُheأَصْبَحَbecameمِنْofالوَاضِحِclearاَلْيَوْمَtodayأَنَّهُthat heلَمْdid notيَكُنbeمُخْتَبِئًاhidingفِيinمَزْرَعَةِfarmبَيْنَشْفِيلْدِ»،Pinchfield,"وَإِنَّهُand thatفِيinوَاقِعٍfactالأَمْرِ،the matter,لَمْdid notيَزُرْهَا.visit it.
And regarding Snowball personally, it became clear today that he was not hiding at all in the Pinchfield farm, and in fact, he never visited it.
مُنْذُFor yearsسِنِينَyearsوَكَانَand wasيَعِيشُlivingفِيinفُوكْسْوُودَ)Foxwood)فِيinرَفَاهِيَةٍ،luxury,كَمَاasيُقَالُit is saidمُقَابِلَin exchange forالدِّفَاعِdefendingعَنْofمَصَالِحِthe interestsبِيِلِنْغْتُونَ».of Bellington."
For years he had been living in Foxwood in luxury, as it is said in exchange for defending the interests of Bellington.
حَتَّىEvenكَانَتِthe pigs wereالْخَنَازِيرُthe pigsمُنْتَشِيَةًelatedمِنْfromالإِعْجَابِadmirationأَمَامَbeforeدَهَاءَthe cunningنَابُولِيُونَ.of Napoleon.
Even the pigs were elated from the admiration before the cunning of Napoleon.
فَتَظَاهَرَهُHis pretendingبِالصَّدَاقَةِto friendshipلِبِيِلِنْغْتُونَwith BellingtonأَرْغَمَforcedفِرِيدْرِيكَFrederickعَلَىtoرَفْعِraiseالسِّعْرِthe priceبِاثْنَتَيْby twelveعَشَرَةًtenلِيرَةٍpoundsعَنْoverالسِّعْرِthe original price.
His pretending to friendship with Bellington forced Frederick to raise the price by twelve pounds over the original price.
وَمَاAnd whatيَجْعَلُmakesمِنْofنَابُولِيُونَNapoleonعَقْلًاmindاِسْتِثْنَائِيًّا،exceptional,حَسَبَaccording toسْكُوِيلَر،Squealer,هُوَis thatأَنَّهُheلَاdoes notيَثِقُtrustفِيinأَحَدٍ،anyone,فِيinفِرِيدْرِيكِ.Frederick.
And what makes Napoleon an exceptional mind, according to Squealer, is that he does not trust anyone, not even Frederick.
فَقَدْIndeed,أَرَادَhe wantedهَذَاthisالْأَخِيرَlatterأَدَاءَto payسِعْرَthe priceالْخَشَبِof the woodعَنْbyطَرِيقٍcheck,أَمَّاas forهُوَheفَيَرَىbelievesأَنَّthatذَلِكَthatلَيْسَis notسِوَىbutوَعْدٍa promiseبِمَبلغٍof an amountمَالِيٍّof moneyمَكْتُوبٍwrittenعَلَىonقِطْعَةٍa pieceمِنْofوَرَقٍpaperغَيْرَnotأَنْthatنَابُولِيُونَNapoleonكَانَwasأَذْكَىsmarterمِنَthanالاِثْنَيْنِthe two;فَقَدْfor heطَلَبَaskedدَفْعَto payالسِّعْرَthe priceبِأَوْرَاقٍwith papersمِنْofفِئَةٍcategoryخَمْسٍfiveلِيرَاتٍ،pounds,تَمْنَحُto grantلَهُto himقَبْلَbeforeشَحْنِshippingالْبِضَاعَةِthe goodsفَدَفَعَSo he paidفِرِيدْرِيكَFrederickالْمَبْلَغَ،the amount,الَّذِيwhichكَانَwasكَافِيًاsufficientلِشِرَاءِto purchaseالْمَاكِينَةَthe machineالَّتِيthatسَتَشَغِّلُwill runالْمَطْحَنَةَ.the mill.
Indeed, the latter wanted to pay the price of the wood by check, but he sees that it is not but a promise of an amount of money written on a piece of paper; however, Napoleon was smarter than the two, for he asked to pay the price with papers of five pounds, granted to him before shipping the goods, so Frederick paid the amount, which was sufficient to purchase the machine that would run the mill.
قَامَFrederickفِرِيدْرِيكُmovedبِنَقْلِquickly,الْخَشَبِ،the wood,بِسُرْعَةٍ،and whenوَمَاwhatأَنْthatانْتَهَتِfinished,الْعَمَلِيَّةُ،the operation,اِنْعَقَدَتْan assemblyاجْتِمَاعٌanotherآخَرَin the barnبِالْحَظِيرَةِwhereحَيْثُthe animalsقَامَتْgatheredبِفَحْصِto examineالأَوْرَاقِthe papersالنَّقْدِيَّةِthe banknotesعَنْclosely.
Frederick moved quickly, and when the operation finished, an assembly was held in the barn where the animals gathered to examine the banknotes closely.
أَمَّاAs forنَابُولِيُونَNapoleon،فَقَدْheاضْطَجَعَlayعَلَىonسَرِيرٍa bedمِنَofالْقَشِ،straw،وَاضِعًاputtingأَوْسِمَتَهُhis medalsعَلَىonصَدْرِهِ،his chest،وَهُوَsmilingيَبْتَسِمُhappily،بِسَعَادَةٍmoneyالْمَالُnext to him،بِجَانِبِهِarrangedمُرَتَّبًاcarefullyبِعِنَاَيَةٍoverفَوْقَa plateمِنَofالْخَزَفِchinaجُلبَتْbroughtمِنَfromالمَطْبَخِthe kitchenكَانَتِthe animalsتَمُرُّpassingبِبُطْءٍslowlyفِيinطَابُورٍa line،واحِدٍoneغَيْرَnotمُصَدِّقِينَbelievingمَاwhatيَرَوْنَ؛they see;أَمَّاAs forبُوكْسَرَ،Boxer،فَقَدْheمَدَّstretchedخَطَمَهُhis snout
As for Napoleon, he lay on a bed of straw, putting his medals on his chest, smiling happily, with money next to him arranged carefully over a plate of china brought from the kitchen; the animals were passing slowly in a single line, not believing what they saw; as for Boxer, he stretched his snout.