Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, VII. Mr. Fox Is Again Victimized, sentence 1

WHEN "Miss Sally's" little boy went to Uncle Remus the next night to hear the conclusion of the adventure in which the Rabbit made a riding-horse of the Fox to the great enjoyment and gratification of Miss Meadows and the girls, he found the old man in a bad humor.

Who acts: little boy, Rabbit · What happens: go, hear, make, find, conclude, gratify · To what, where: Uncle Remus, conclusion, riding horse, adventure, old man, bad humor

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