Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, XI. the Emigrants, sentence 24

"Lemme tell you dis," said Uncle Remus, straightening up indignantly: "you go an' rob somebody an' git on de chain-gang, an' let de 'oman scratch 'roun' yer an' make 'er livin'; but don't you git on dem kyars--don't you do it.

Who acts: Lemme, Uncle Remus, you, oman, git, dem kyars · What happens: tell, say, straighten up, go, rob, let · To what, where: dis, you, somebody, de, oman · Speech: someone speaks here

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