Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, VI. Uncle Remus With the Toothache, sentence 30

Bimeby dey come back, an' dis time dey come like dey wuzzent 'fear'd er de s'roundin's, fer dey trot right up unto de toof, sorter 'zamine it like, an' den trot all roun' it, like deze yer circuous hosses.

Who acts: Bimeby dey, time dey, fear · What happens: come back, come, er · To what, where: de s'roundin

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