Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, A Story of the War, sentence 119

I wuz stan'in' dat away in de aidge er de woods lookin' out cross a clearin', w'en-- piff!--out come a little bunch er blue smoke fum de top er wunner dem big lonesome-lookin' pines, en den--pow!

Who acts: I, er, woods lookin, little bunch, wunner dem · What happens: wuz, dat away, lookin, cross, come, fum · To what, where: stan'in, clearin w'en, de

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