Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, XI. Mr. Wolf Makes a Failure, sentence 1

"I LAY yo' ma got comp'ny," said Uncle Remus, as the little boy entered the old man's door with a huge piece of mince-pie in his hand, 'en ef she ain't got comp'ny, den she done gone en drap de cubberd key som'ers whar you done run up wid it."

Who acts: Uncle Remus, yo, little boy, Remus, den, cubberd key som'ers · What happens: lay, get, say, enter, not get, do · To what, where: comp'ny, door, hand, gone en, en ef, you · Speech: someone speaks here

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