Question

A boy in the country getsto be at least half as useful as a grown-up by the time he is eight or nine years

old. He can weed in the spring or tie up harvest bundles in summer: he is able to pass bricks when a

house is built or open and shut the furrows to the irrigation ditches. This, being the case, who'd want

to send him to school? But an official proclamation had been issued in the city to the effect that unless

a boy over six years of age was sent to school, some adult in the family would go to jail.

So the boy went to school. The firstsix days ofschool were taken up with the first lesson in the ​

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