Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, VII. the Phonograph, sentence 8

Hit's mighty funny unter me how dese fokes kin go an' prognosticate der eckoes inter one er deze yer i'on boxes, an' dar hit'll stay on twel de man comes long an' tu'ns de handle an' let's de fuss come pilin' out.

Who acts: mighty funny unter, one er deze, dar hit, de man, tu'ns, fuss · What happens: go, prognosticate, box, stay, come, handle · To what, where: der eckoes, twel, an, 's, pilin

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