Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, XIII. the Awful Fate of Mr. Wolf, sentence 7

Bimeby hit'll be yo' bed time, en Miss Sally'll be a hollerin' atter you, en you'll be a whimplin' roun', en den Mars John'll fetch up de re'r wid dat ar strop w'at I made fer im."

Who acts: Bimeby, Miss, you, dat, I · What happens: hit, be, fetch up, w'at, make · To what, where: en, hollerin atter, roun, de re'r, fer im

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