Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, XV. Mr. Fox Goes A-hunting, But Mr. Rabbit Bags the Game, sentence 4

"Las', one day Brer Fox come 'long all rig out, en ax Brer Rabbit fer ter go huntin' wid 'im, but Brer Rabbit, he sorter feel lazy, en he tell Brer Fox dat he got some udder fish fer ter fry.

Who acts: Las, fer ter, Rabbit, Brer Rabbit · What happens: come, rig out, go, sorter, feel, tell · To what, where: en ax, Brer Fox dat, udder fish · Speech: someone speaks here

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