Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, VIII. Race Improvement, sentence 7

I speck I is a gittin' mo frailer dan I wuz 'fo' de fahmin days wuz over, but I sees wid my eyes an' I years wid my year, same ez enny er dese yer young bucks w'at goes a gallopin' roun' huntin' up devilment, an' w'en I sees de limberness er dese yer cullud people, an' w'en I sees how dey er dancin' up, den I gits sorter hopeful.

Who acts: I, fahmin days, same ez enny, w'en · What happens: speck, be, wuz, wuz over, see, wi · To what, where: frailer dan, mo, wid eyes, gallopin, limberness er dese, dey er dancin

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