told me t one nig ;, Ursul or Anne?”
;Its none of your business.”
But as talked to eac of t;ell, I like Anne better, but dont tell anyone. Bye!quot; And he door.
In everyt s kind of nice for a c ly suitable. I too, but . Mot;A good-looking boy. Nice and polite.quot; Im glad about t. Jacque still teases me about Im not in love really. Its all rigo have boys as friends.
Nobody minds.
Moto marry ss Peter, because I talked of t idea myself, batting an eyelaser as Ive never loved anyone, and I tell myself o . a friend, or as Mots it, a beau.
Yours, Anne
SUNDAY, JULY 5, 1942
Dear Kitty,
tion ceremony in ter on Friday as expected. My report card too bad. I got one D, a C- in algebra and all t Bs, except for ts are pleased, but t like ots o grades. t report cards, good or bad. As long as Im talk back too mucisfied. If t, everytake care of itself.
Im just te. I dont to be a poor student. I ed to tional basis. I o stay in t tessori Sc o Jeer a great deal of persuasion, to accept Lies Goslar and me.
Lies also passed to repeat ry exam.
Poor Lies. It isnt easy for o study at er, a spoiled little t arts screaming, and if Lies doesnt look after arts screaming. So Lies ime doing s tutoring sting . Mrs. Goslars parents live next door, but eat minded and absent Mr. Goslar and ta Ie Mrs.
Goslar, s lost in the mayhem.
My sister Margot ten card.
Brilliant, as usual. If ; s.
Fat lately. to do at t must be ao feel youre not needed. Mr. Kleiman aken over Opekta, and Mr.
Kugler, Gies amp; Co., titutes t up in 1941.
A feaking a stroll around our neigo talk about going into off from t of this up now.
quot;ell, Anne,quot; ;you kno for more ture to ot our belongings to be seized by t to fall into tc to be hauled away.”
quot;But scared.
quot;Dont you ake care of everyt enjoy your carefree life while you can.”
t . O come tr