Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, A Story of the War, sentence 48

"Co'se," said Uncle Remus, addressing himself to Miss Theodosia, "you ain't bin to Putmon, en you dunner whar de Brad Slaughter place en Harmony Grove is, but Mars John en Miss Sally, dey bin dar a time er two, en dey knows how de lan' lays.

Who acts: Co'se, you, en, er en dey, John en · What happens: say, address, not bin, whar, be, know · To what, where: Remus, Miss, Putmon, Brad place en, de lan · Speech: someone speaks here

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