Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, VII. Mr. Fox Is Again Victimized, sentence 39

"Den, atter some mo' palaver, Brer Fox make a bargain dat Mr. Buzzard wuz ter watch de hole, en keep Brer Rabbit dar wiles Brer Fox went atter his axe.

Who acts: Den, palaver, bargain dat, Brer Fox, mo · What happens: atter, make, watch, keep, go, palaver · To what, where: de hole, Brer dar wiles, axe

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