Immigrant children -- Fiction; Lower East Side (New York, N.Y.) -- Fiction; Teachers -- Fiction
"I'm quite sure you will have no trouble. The children understand that
I shall be back in the afternoon. If you want pencils, paper, or
anything else, Isidore Cohen will get them for you. For Isidore"--and
she laid her hand upon his narrow head--"Isidore is monitor of
supplies."
Very late that afternoon a disillusioned monitor of supplies fared
unostentatiously homeward from Room 18. He had never met candor equal to
Miss Bailey's, and he was in the grip of the paralyzing conviction that
for as long as he remained within her sphere of influence, honesty would
be the only expedient policy.
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Transcriber's note:
The following changes have been made to the text:
Page 32 (illustration): "healthy or somebody" changed to "healthy for
somebody".
Page 43: "be the man" changed "by the man".
Page 150: "or the hospital ward" changed to "or at the hospital ward".
Page 244: "chauffers" changed to "chauffeurs".
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