boxerBoxer started overworking himself on the farm when the plans for the windmill first came out. Boxer would never stop working; he worked mosta lot in the farm, and even in hisalways doing extra hours he would put in works for the farm, even in, and going as far as using his freespare time, that he barely had any of he would use itwhich was not much, to go alone theto the quarry, get a log of broken stone and bring it to where the windmill was. Clover who is, a close friend to boxerof Boxer's, would always tell boxerhim not to over strain, himself “Boxerbut in vain. Boxer who strained himself against the rope and brought the boulder to a stop... Clover warned him sometimes to be careful not to overstrain himselfdo too much, but Boxer would never listenlistened to her. His two slogans,: "I will work harder" and "Napoleon is always right", * seemed to him a sufficient answer to all problems.”