Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, XI. Mr. Wolf Makes a Failure, sentence 6

Dish yer pie," Uncle Remus continued, holding it up and measuring it with an experienced eye, "will gimme strenk fer ter persoo on atter Brer Fox en Brer Rabbit en de udder creeturs w'at dey roped in 'long wid um."

Who acts: you, Uncle, udder creeturs · What happens: dish, continue, hold up, measure, gimme, rope · To what, where: pie, strenk, Rabbit en, long wid um · Speech: someone speaks here

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