Schooling

"I went to free school after the War. I just went along during the

vacation when they weren't doing any farming. That is all the education

I got. I can't tell how many seasons I went--four or five, I reckon. I

never did go any whole season. I never had much chance to go to school.

People didn't send their children to school much in those days. I went

to school in Monticello, but most of my schooling was in country

schools.

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