*BRER RABBIT ~ Song of the South,

7. Mr. Fox Is Again Victimized. Text Source: Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings by Joel Chandler Harris. Online at Project Gutenberg. I have removed the frame material. I have removed the frame material and standardized the spelling; click here for the original spelling plus all notes to the story. BRER RABBIT RIDES BRER FOX AGAIN Well, Brer Rabbit rid Brer Fox up, he did, and tied him to the rack, and then sat out in the piazza with the gals a-smoking on his cigar with more proudness…

The "tar-baby" is probably the most famous of the Brer Rabbit stories, and it even has its own Wikipedia article: Tar-Baby. This story is a follow-up to Brer Rabbit using the "got to go get calamus root" excuse to escape from Brer Fox earlier; Brer Fox will make reference to that here. The story ends with Brer Fox as the apparent winner but, don't worry, Harris comes back to this story later on and tells us what happens next. [Notes by LKG] This story is part of the Brer Rabbit unit. Story…

59. Brother Rabbit Gets Brother Fox's Dinner. Text Source: Nights with Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris. Online at Project Gutenberg. I have removed the frame material and standardized the spelling; click here for the original spelling plus all notes to the story. BRER RABBIT AND BRER FOX ON THE ROOF It runned 'cross my mind just like a rat along a rafter, the way old Brer Rabbit took and done Brer Fox. Apparently, after Brer Rabbit done went and put a steeple on top of he house, all the…

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6. Mr. Rabbit Grossly Deceives Mr. Fox. Text Source: Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings by Joel Chandler Harris. Online at Project Gutenberg. I have removed the frame material and standardized the spelling; click here for the original spelling plus all notes to the story. BRER RABBIT RIDES BRER FOX Seem like that the tale about how he got mixed up with the Tar-Baby got 'round amongst the neighbors. Leastways, Miss Meadows and the gals got wind of it, and the next time Brer Rabbit paid…

7. Mr. Fox Is Again Victimized. Text Source: Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings by Joel Chandler Harris. Online at Project Gutenberg. I have removed the frame material. I have removed the frame material and standardized the spelling; click here for the original spelling plus all notes to the story. BRER RABBIT RIDES BRER FOX AGAIN Well, Brer Rabbit rid Brer Fox up, he did, and tied him to the rack, and then sat out in the piazza with the gals a-smoking on his cigar with more proudness…