Identify the speaker and explain the context and significance of the following quote from “On the Western Circuit” (4-6 good sentences):  Mrs. Harnham then felt a man’s handclasping her fingers, and from the look of consciousness on the young fellow’s face she knew the hand to be his: she also knew that from the position of the girl he had no other thought than that the imprisoned hand was Anna’s. What prompted her to refrain from undeceiving him she could hardly tell. Not content with holding the hand, he playfully slipped two of his fingers inside her glove, against her palm.

She came through wind and rain to see her lover, built a fire, took off her wet clothes, and “snuggled” with him when she arrived.  

Which best describes Edith Harnham’s husband?

What object do Mr. Utterson and Poole find in their search of Jekyll’s chamber that makes them look into it “with an involuntary horror?”  About this item, Utterson asks, “what could Jekyll want with it”?

According to the end of the poem, “there is no friend like a ____________”

This member of Scotland Yard accompanies Utterson to Hyde’s apartment in Soho, where they find the broken stick and the “butt end of a green check book”

Having an open-door policy supports opportunities to nurture relationships between staff and families.

The program director must find the balance between what the program can offer and what the parent requests in order to fulfill an ethical responsibility to ____.

Which of the following behaviors exhibited by a program director may contribute to a staff member losing their trust in them?

Which organization is responsible for defining the code of ethics for those working with children in early care and education settings?