Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, XIV. That Deceitful Jug, sentence 5

I got dat jug down dar in Putmon County w'en Mars 'Lisha Ferryman wuz a young man, an' now he's done growed up, an' got ole an' died, an' his chilluns is growed up an' dey kin count dere gran'chilluns, an' yit dar's dat jug des ez lively an' ez lierbul fer ter kick up devilment ez w'at she wuz w'en she come fum de foundry."

Who acts: I, Lisha, dey kin, kin · What happens: get down, wuz, do, growe up, get, die · To what, where: jug, young man, Putmon County, an, ole, chilluns

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