Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, XIII. the Awful Fate of Mr. Wolf, sentence 63

"Den Brer Rabbit call in his neighbors, he did, en dey hilt a reg'lar juberlee; en ef you go ter Brer Rabbit's house right now, I dunno but w'at you'll fine Brer Wolfs hide hangin' in de back- po'ch, en all bekaze he wuz so bizzy wid udder fo'kses doin's."

Who acts: Den, you, Brer Wolfs, bekaze, bizzy wid udder · What happens: do, go, hide, wuz, fo'ks · To what, where: dey hilt, en ef, hangin, de po'ch, doin

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