Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, XXIII. Mr. Rabbit and Mr. Bear, sentence 11

He tuck'n ben' down a hick'ry saplin', growin' in de fence-cornder, en tie one een' un a plow- line on de top, en in de udder een' he fix a loop-knot, en dat he fasten wid a trigger right in de crack.

Who acts: Brer, tuck'n ben, loop knot · What happens: ben, tie, fix, fasten, wi · To what, where: one een, en, de udder een, en dat, trigger, de crack

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