Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, I. Uncle Remus Initiates the Little Boy, sentence 5

"Bimeby, one day, atter Brer Fox bin doin' all dat he could fer ter ketch Brer Rabbit, en Brer Rabbit bein doin' all he could fer ter keep 'im fum it, Brer Fox say to hisse'f dat he'd put up a game on Brer Rabbit, en he ain't mo'n got de wuds out'n his mouf twel Brer Rabbit came a lopin' up de big road, lookin' des ez plump, en ez fat, en ez sassy ez a Moggin hoss in a barley-patch.

Who acts: Bimeby, dat, doin, im, fer ter ketch, mo'n · What happens: bin, ketch, keep, fum, say, put up · To what, where: doin, en, Brer, game, lopin · Speech: someone speaks here

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