Uncle Remus, his songs and his sayings . *Yer I comea bulgin, sezde Tarrypin,sezee. Brer Rabbitso glad hesahead dat heput out harderdan ever, en deTarrypin, he make fer home. Wen he come ter denex* pos, nudder Tarrypin crawl out er de woods. *Whar is you, Brer Tarrypin? sez Brer Rabbitysezee. Yer I come a bilinV sez de Tarrypin, sezee. Brer Rabbit, he lit out, he did, en come ter nex*pos, en dar wuz de Tarrypin. Den he come ter nex,en dar wuz de Tarrypin. Den he had one mo* milefer ter run, en he feel like he gittin bellust. Bimeby,ole Brer Tarrypin look way oflF down de road en hesee Jedge Bu
Uncle Remus, his songs and his sayings . *Yer I comea bulgin, sezde Tarrypin,sezee. Brer Rabbitso glad hesahead dat heput out harderdan ever, en deTarrypin, he make fer home. Wen he come ter denex* pos, nudder Tarrypin crawl out er de woods. *Whar is you, Brer Tarrypin? sez Brer Rabbitysezee. Yer I come a bilinV sez de Tarrypin, sezee. Brer Rabbit, he lit out, he did, en come ter nex*pos, en dar wuz de Tarrypin. Den he come ter nex,en dar wuz de Tarrypin. Den he had one mo* milefer ter run, en he feel like he gittin bellust. Bimeby,ole Brer Tarrypin look way oflF down de road en hesee Jedge Buzzard sailin long en he know hits timefer im fer ter be up. So he scramble outen de woods,en roll cross de ditch, en shuffle thoo de crowd erfolks en git ter de mile-pos en crawl behime it. 92 LEGENDS OF THE OLD PLANTATION. Bimeby, fus news you know, yer come Brer look roiin en he dont see Brer Tarrypin, en denhe squall out; Gimme demoney, BrerBuzzard, Gimmede moneyl Den MissMeadows en degals, dey hollerand laflF fit terkill deysef, enole Brer Tarry-pin, he raise up fum behime de pos en sez, sezee: Ef youll gimme time fer ter ketch my brefF, gents<en ladies, one en all, I speck 111 finger dat moneymysef, sezee, en sho nuflF, Brer Tarrypin tie de pusroun his neck en skaddle * oflF home. But, Uncle Remus, said the litde boy, dolefully,that was cheating. *Cose, honey. De creeturs gun ter cheat, en denfokes tuck it up, en hit keep on spreadin. Hit mighty * It may be interesting to note here that in all probability theword skedaddle, about which there was some controversy duringthe war, came from tlie Virginia negros use of skaddle, which isa corruption of scatter. The matter, however, is hardly worthreferring to. THE FATE OF MR. JACK SPARROW 93 ketchin, en you mine yo eye, honey, dat somebodydon
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