Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, XXIV. Mr. Bear Catches Old Mr. Bull-frog, sentence 48

"Dis look so fa'r and squar' dat Brer B'ar he 'gree, en he take ole Brer Bull-frog by wunner his behime legs, en sling his axe on his shoulder, en off he put fer de big flat rock.

Who acts: Dis, en · What happens: look, gree, take, sle, put · To what, where: fa'r, en, ole Brer Bull frog, axe, shoulder, big flat rock

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