There every morning against his will but with the connivance of his parents he was made a pris-oner, as it seemed to him, and for long hours held as such while many things disagreeable or unnec-essary, some by one teacher and some by another, were forced into his head. Soon after they were forced in most of the things disappeared from the head. What became of them nobody knew: Web-ster didn't know and he didn't care. During the forcing-in process month by month and year by year he now and then picked up a pleasant idea for himself, some wonderful idea about great things on ahead in life or about the tempting world just outside school. He picked up such ide-as with ease and eagerness and held on to them.
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