Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, XXX. How Mr. Rabbit Succeeded in Raising a Dust, sentence 17

He wuz dere, but he shuffle up kinder late, kaze w'en Miss Meadows en de balance on um done gone down ter de place, Brer Rabbit, he crope 'roun' ter de ash-hopper, en fill Brer Coon's slippers full er ashes, en den he tuck'n put um on en march off.

Who acts: Rabbit, kaze, wuz dere, de · What happens: dere, shuffle up, en, do, go down, crope · To what, where: wuz dere, balance, slippers, um, en march

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