He(refers to a male person or character previously mentioned [hi]) would(used to express a conditional or possible action [wʊd]) end(to bring to a conclusion or finish [ɛnd]) his(belonging to him [hɪz]) remarks(comments or statements [rɪˈmɑrks]), he said(an attribution indicating who is speaking [hi sɛd]), by(indicating the means or agent [baɪ]) emphasising(giving particular importance or prominence to something [emphasising]) once again(one more time; repeatedly [wəns əˈgɛn]) the friendly feelings(positive emotions of goodwill and warmth [ðə ˈfrɛndli ˈfilɪŋz]) that(introduces a relative clause [ðət]) subsisted(existed or continued to exist [subsisted]), and(used to connect words or clauses [ənd]) ought to(used to express moral obligation or duty [ɔt tɪ]) subsist(to continue to exist or be maintained [səbˈsɪst]), between(in the space separating two or more things [bɪtˈwin]) Animal Farm(the name of the farm, representing a society or system [ˈænəməl fɑrm]) and(used to connect words or clauses [ənd]) its(belonging to it [ɪts]) neighbours(people or entities located nearby [ˈneɪbərz]). Between(in the space separating two or more things [bɪtˈwin]) pigs(domesticated animals, here representing a social class [pɪgz]) and(used to connect words or clauses [ənd]) human beings(people; members of the human race [ˈjumən biɪŋz]) there(used to indicate the existence or presence of something [ðɛr]) was not(did not exist [wɑz nɑt]) and(used to connect words or clauses [ənd]) there(used to indicate the existence or presence of something [ðɛr]) need not(not necessary [nid nɑt]) be(to exist or occur [bi]) any(one or some or every of a number of things [ˈɛni]) clash(a conflict or disagreement [klæʃ]) of(indicating relationship or belonging [əv]) interests(advantages or concerns [ˈɪntərɪsts]) whatever(at all; of any kind [ˌwəˈtɛvər]). Their(belonging to them [ðɛr]) struggles(difficult or forceful efforts to achieve something [ˈstrəgəlz]) and(used to connect words or clauses [ənd]) their(belonging to them [ðɛr]) difficulties(problems or challenges [ˈdɪfɪˌkəltiz]) were(past tense of 'to be' [wər]) one(unified or the same [wən]). Was not(a rhetorical question implying agreement [wɑz nɑt]) the labour problem(issues related to work and workers [ðə ˈleɪbər ˈprɑbləm]) the same(identical or similar [ðə seɪm]) everywhere(in all places [ˈɛvriˌwɛr])? Here(in this place or situation [hir]) it(refers to the situation [ɪt]) became(to come to be [bɪˈkeɪm]) apparent(obvious or clear [əˈpɛrənt]) that(introduces a clause [ðət]) Mr Pilkington(a character's name [ˈmɪstər ˈpɪlkɪŋtən]) was about to(on the verge of; ready to [wɑz əˈbaʊt tɪ]) spring(to produce or present suddenly [spərɪŋ]) some(an unspecified amount or number of [səm]) carefully-prepared(thoughtfully and thoroughly planned [carefully-prepared]) witticism(a clever and amusing remark [witticism]) on(directed at [ɔn]) the company(a group of people present [ðə ˈkəmpəˌni]), but(used to introduce a contrasting statement [bət]) for a moment(briefly; for a short time [fər ə ˈmoʊmənt]) he(refers to Mr. Pilkington [hi]) was(past tense of 'to be' [wɑz]) too(excessively [tu]) overcome(affected strongly by an emotion [ˈoʊvərˌkəm]) by(indicating the cause or agent [baɪ]) amusement(the feeling of being entertained or pleased [əmˈjuzmənt]) to be able(having the capacity or ability [tɪ bi ˈeɪbəl]) to utter(to speak or pronounce [tɪ ˈətər]) it(refers to the witticism [ɪt]). After(following in time or sequence [ˈæftər]) much(a large amount of [məʧ]) choking(gasping or struggling for breath [ˈʧoʊkɪŋ]), during(throughout the course of [ˈdʊrɪŋ]) which(introduces a relative clause [wɪʧ]) his(belonging to him [hɪz]) various(different; several [ˈvɛriəs]) chins(the fleshy part of the face below the mouth [chins]) turned(changed in color [tərnd]) purple(a reddish-blue color, often associated with embarrassment or effort [ˈpərpəl]), he(refers to Mr. Pilkington [hi]) managed(succeeded in doing something difficult [ˈmænɪʤd]) to get it out(to express or say something [tɪ gɪt ɪt aʊt]): ‘If(introducing a conditional clause [ɪf]) you(referring to the audience or listeners [ju]) have(possess or experience [hæv]) your(belonging to you [jʊr]) lower animals(animals considered inferior or of lower status [loʊər ˈænəməlz]) to contend with(to deal with or struggle against [tɪ kənˈtɛnd wɪθ]),’ he said(an attribution indicating who is speaking [hi sɛd]), ‘we(referring to the speaker and their group [wi]) have(possess or experience [hæv]) our(belonging to us [ɑr]) lower classes(people of lower social or economic status [loʊər ˈklæsɪz])!’ This(referring to the previous statement [ðɪs]) bon mot(a witty remark [bɑn mot]) set(caused to be in a particular state [sɛt]) the table(the people at the table [ðə ˈteɪbəl]) in a roar(laughing loudly and heartily [ɪn ə rɔr]); and(used to connect words or clauses [ənd]) Mr Pilkington(a character's name [ˈmɪstər ˈpɪlkɪŋtən]) once again(one more time; repeatedly [wəns əˈgɛn]) congratulated(expressed praise or approval [kənˈgræʧəˌleɪtɪd]) the pigs(domesticated animals, here representing a social class [ðə pɪgz]) on(regarding; concerning [ɔn]) the low rations(small amounts of food [ðə loʊ ˈræʃənz]), the long working-hours(extended periods of work [ðə lɔŋ working-hours]) and(used to connect words or clauses [ənd]) the general(widespread or common [ðə ˈʤɛnərəl]) absence(lack or non-existence [ˈæbsəns]) of(indicating relationship or belonging [əv]) pampering(treating with excessive indulgence or care [ˈpæmpərɪŋ]) which(introduces a relative clause [wɪʧ]) he had observed(he had noticed or seen [hi hæd əbˈzərvd]) on(located at [ɔn]) Animal Farm(the name of the farm, representing a society or system [ˈænəməl fɑrm]).
And(used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences, that are to be taken jointly [ənd]) now(at the present time or moment [naʊ]), (punctuation mark used to separate parts of a sentence)he said(reporting verb indicating that 'he' made a statement [hi sɛd]) finally(after a long delay or period of time [ˈfaɪnəli]), (punctuation mark used to separate parts of a sentence)he would ask(expressing a polite request or inquiry about a future action [hi wʊd æsk]) the company(a group of people gathered together [ðə ˈkəmpəˌni]) to rise(to get up from a sitting or lying position [tɪ raɪz]) to their feet(standing up [tɪ ðɛr fit]) and(used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences, that are to be taken jointly [ənd]) make certain(to ensure or verify [meɪk ˈsərtən]) that(introducing a subordinate clause [ðət]) their glasses(drinking glasses belonging to them [ðɛr ˈglæsɪz]) were full(filled to the top [wər fʊl]). ‘Gentlemen(a polite form of address for a group of men [‘‘gentlemen’*’]),’ concluded(brought to an end; finished speaking [kənˈkludɪd]) Mr Pilkington(the name of a person [ˈmɪstər ˈpɪlkɪŋtən]), (punctuation mark used to separate parts of a sentence)‘gentlemen(a polite form of address for a group of men [‘‘gentlemen]), (punctuation mark used to separate parts of a sentence)I give you(I present to you [aɪ gɪv ju]) a toast(an expression of goodwill or honor, usually accompanied by drinking [ə toʊst]): (punctuation mark used to introduce a list or explanation)To the prosperity(wishing success and wealth [tɪ ðə prɑˈspɛrəti]) of Animal Farm(referring to the success and well-being of the farm [əv ˈænəməl farm’*’])!’
There was(used to indicate the existence or presence of something [ðɛr wɑz]) enthusiastic(showing intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval [ɪnˌθuziˈæstɪk]) cheering(shouting for joy or approval [ˈʧɪrɪŋ]) and(used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences, that are to be taken jointly [ənd]) stamping(forcefully bringing the foot down on the ground [ˈstæmpɪŋ]) of feet(plural of foot, referring to the lower part of the leg below the ankle [əv fit]). (punctuation mark used to end a sentence)Napoleon(the name of a character [nəˈpoʊljən]) was so gratified(felt pleased and appreciative [wɑz soʊ ˈgrætəˌfaɪd]) that(introducing a clause of result [ðət]) he left(he departed from [hi lɛft]) his place(the position where he was [hɪz pleɪs]) and(used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences, that are to be taken jointly [ənd]) came round(moved to the other side of [keɪm raʊnd]) the table(a piece of furniture with a flat top and one or more legs, providing a level surface for eating, writing, or working at [ðə ˈteɪbəl]) to clink(to cause to make a light ringing sound [tɪ klɪŋk]) his mug(a large cup, typically cylindrical and with a handle, used for drinking [hɪz məg]) against(in opposition to or in contact with [əˈgɛnst]) Mr Pilkington's(belonging to Mr. Pilkington [ˈmɪstər pilkingtons]) before(prior to [ˌbiˈfɔr]) emptying(pouring out the contents of [ˈɛmtiɪŋ]) it(referring to the mug [ɪt]). When(at or during the time that [wɪn]) the cheering(shouting for joy or approval [ðə ˈʧɪrɪŋ]) had died down(become less intense or stopped [hæd daɪd daʊn]), (punctuation mark used to separate parts of a sentence)Napoleon(the name of a character [nəˈpoʊljən]), (punctuation mark used to separate parts of a sentence)who had remained(who had stayed [hu hæd rɪˈmeɪnd]) on his feet(standing up [ɔn hɪz fit]), (punctuation mark used to separate parts of a sentence)intimated(indicated or made known subtly [ˈɪntɪˌmeɪtɪd]) that(introducing a subordinate clause [ðət]) he too(he also [hi tu]) had(possessed [hæd]) a few words(a small number of words [ə fju wərdz]) to say(to express [tɪ seɪ]).
Like(similar to; in the same way as [laɪk]) all(the whole quantity or extent of [ɔl]) of(belonging to, relating to, or connected with [əv]) Napoleon's(possessive form of Napoleon, referring to something belonging to or associated with Napoleon [nəˈpoʊliənz]) speeches(formal talks given to an audience [ˈspiʧɪz]), it(refers to the speech [ɪt]) was(past tense of 'to be', linking the subject to the description [wɑz]) short(brief in duration or length [ʃɔrt]) and(used to connect words or phrases [ənd]) to the point(expressed in a clear and direct way; relevant and without unnecessary detail [tɪ ðə pɔɪnt]). He(referring to Napoleon [hi]) too(also; in addition [tu]), he said(an expression indicating that the following words were spoken by Napoleon [hi sɛd]), was(past tense of 'to be', linking the subject to the description [wɑz]) happy(feeling or showing pleasure or contentment [ˈhæpi]) that(introducing a clause [ðət]) the period(a length or portion of time [ðə ˈpɪriəd]) of(belonging to, relating to, or connected with [əv]) misunderstanding(a failure to understand something correctly [ˌmɪsəndərˈstændɪŋ]) was(past tense of 'to be', indicating a state of being [wɑz]) at an end(finished; concluded [æt ən ɛnd]). For(used to indicate the reason or cause of something [fər]) a long time(a considerable period of time [ə lɔŋ taɪm]) there(used to indicate the existence or presence of something [ðɛr]) had been(past perfect tense of 'to be', indicating a state that existed before a specific time in the past [hæd bɪn]) rumours(a currently circulating story or report of uncertain or doubtful truth [ˈrumərz]) – circulated(passed or spread around [ˈsərkjəˌleɪtɪd]), he had reason to think(an expression indicating a belief or suspicion based on some evidence [hi hæd ˈrizən tɪ θɪŋk]), by(indicating the agent or means [baɪ]) some(an unspecified or unknown quantity or number of [səm]) malignant(evil in nature or effect; malevolent [məˈlɪgnənt]) enemy(a person who is actively hostile to someone or something [ˈɛnəmi])-that(introducing a clause [ðət]) there(used to indicate the existence or presence of something [ðɛr]) was(past tense of 'to be', indicating a state of being [wɑz]) something(an unspecified or unknown thing [ˈsəmθɪŋ]) subversive(seeking or intended to undermine an established system or institution [səbˈvərsɪv]) and(used to connect words or phrases [ənd]) even(used to emphasize something unexpected or surprising [ˈivɪn]) revolutionary(involving or causing a complete or dramatic change [ˌrɛvəˈluʃəˌnɛri]) in(expressing the situation of something surrounded or enclosed [ɪn]) the outlook(a person's point of view or general attitude to life [ðə ˈaʊˌtlʊk]) of(belonging to, relating to, or connected with [əv]) himself(used to refer to the person previously mentioned as the subject of the clause [hɪmˈsɛlf]) and(used to connect words or phrases [ənd]) his(belonging to or associated with him [hɪz]) colleagues(a person with whom one works, typically in a profession or business [ˈkɑligz]). They(referring to Napoleon and his colleagues [ðeɪ]) had been credited(to be believed to have done something [hæd bɪn ˈkrɛdɪtɪd]) with(indicating the person or thing affected by an action or feeling [wɪθ]) attempting(trying to do something [əˈtɛmptɪŋ]) to stir up(to provoke or incite [tɪ stər əp]) rebellion(an act of violent or open resistance to an established government or ruler [rɪˈbɛljən]) among(situated more or less centrally in relation to [əˈməŋ]) the animals(referring to animals in general [ðə ˈænəməlz]) on(indicating a surface or position [ɔn]) neighbouring(located near or next to something [ˈneɪbərɪŋ]) farms(an area of land and its buildings used for growing crops or rearing animals [fɑrmz]). Nothing(no single thing; not anything [ˈnəθɪŋ]) could be(expressing possibility or potential [kʊd bi]) further(more distant in degree, time, or space [ˈfərðər]) from(indicating separation or removal [frəm]) the truth(the actual state of a matter [ðə truθ])! Their(belonging to or associated with them [ðɛr]) sole(only; single [soʊl]) wish(a desire or hope for something [wɪʃ]), now(at the present time [naʊ]) and(used to connect words or phrases [ənd]) in the past(at a time before the present [ɪn ðə pæst]), was(past tense of 'to be', indicating a state of being [wɑz]) to live(to remain alive [tɪ lɪv]) at peace(in a state of tranquility or quiet [æt pis]) and(used to connect words or phrases [ənd]) in(expressing the situation of something surrounded or enclosed [ɪn]) normal(conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected [ˈnɔrməl]) business(a person's regular occupation, profession, or trade [ˈbɪznɪs]) relations(the way in which two or more people or things are connected [riˈleɪʃənz]) with(accompanied by (another person or thing [wɪθ]) their(belonging to or associated with them [ðɛr]) neighbours(a person living near or next door to the speaker or person referred to [ˈneɪbərz]). This(used to identify a specific person or thing observed or heard by the speaker [ðɪs]) farm(an area of land and its buildings used for growing crops or rearing animals [fɑrm]) which(used to introduce a relative clause [wɪʧ]) he(referring to Napoleon [hi]) had(past tense of 'to have' [hæd]) the honour(great respect or esteem; privilege [ðə ˈɑnər]) to control(to have power over; manage [tɪ kənˈtroʊl]), he added(an expression indicating that the following words were spoken by him [hi ˈædɪd]), was(past tense of 'to be', indicating a state of being [wɑz]) a co-operative(involving mutual assistance in working toward a common goal [ə ˌkoʊˈɑˌpərətɪv]) enterprise(a project or undertaking, especially a bold or complex one [ˈɛnərˌpraɪz]). The(denoting one or more people or things already mentioned or known about in a particular context [ðə]) tide-deeds(likely a typo and should be 'title-deeds', legal documents proving ownership of property [tide-deeds]), which(used to introduce a relative clause [wɪʧ]) were(past tense of 'to be', indicating a state of being [wər]) in(expressing the situation of something surrounded or enclosed [ɪn]) his own(belonging to or done by himself or oneself [hɪz oʊn]) possession(the state of having, owning, or controlling something [pəˈzɛʃən]), were owned(to have something as one's own [wər oʊnd]) by(indicating the agent or means [baɪ]) me(likely a typo and should be 'the' [mi]) pigs(domesticated animals [pɪgz]) jointly(shared or done by two or more people or organizations together [ˈʤɔɪntli]).