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30 LEGENDS OF THE OLD PLANTATION.MR. FOX IS AGAIN VICTIMIZED.WHEN "Miss Sally's"littleboy went to UncleRemus the next night to hear the conclusion of theadventure in which the Rabbit made a riding-horse ofthe Fox to the great enjoyment and gratification ofMiss Meadows and the girls, he found the oldman ina bad humor." I ain't tellin' no tales ter bad chilluns," said UncleRemus curtly."But, Uncle Remus, I ain't bad,"said the littleboy plaintively."Who dat chunkin' dem chickens dis mawnin' ?Who dat knockin' out fokes's eyes wid dat Yallerbammersling des 'fo' dinner ? Who dat sickin' dat pinterpuppy atter my pig ? Who dat scatterin' my ingunsets? Who dat flingin' rocks on top er my house,w'ich a little mo' en one un em would er drap spangon my head "?" Well, now, Uncle Remus, I didn't go to do it. Iwon't do so any more. Please, Uncle Remus, if youwill tell me, I'll run to the house and bring you some" Seein' urn's better'n hearin' tell un um," repliedthe old man, the severity of his countenance relaxingsomewhat ;but the littleboy darted out, and in a few