Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, VII. Mr. Fox Is Again Victimized, sentence 12

"Seein' um's better'n hearin' tell un um, replied the old man, the severity of his countenance relaxing somewhat; but the little boy darted out, and in a few minutes came running back with his pockets full and his hands full.

Who acts: countenance, little boy · What happens: tell, reply, relax, dart out, come, run back · To what, where: better'n hearin, old man · Speech: someone speaks here

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