Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, I. Uncle Remus Initiates the Little Boy, sentence 28

"Bimeby, w'en de shadders wuz at der shortes', Brer Rabbit he sorter brush up en sa'nter down ter Brer Fox's house, en w'en he got dar, he hear somebody groanin', en he look in de do' an dar he see Brer Fox settin' up in a rockin'-cheer all wrop up wid flannil, en he look mighty weak.

Who acts: Bimeby shadders, ha'r, dar, cheer · What happens: wuz, brush up, get, hear, look, do · To what, where: en sa'nter, en w'en, groanin en, Brer Fox settin, rockin, wid flannil

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