quot;No!”
I about to let myself be put off like t. I asked he
reason for ;No,quot; but t get me anyudy too, you kno do t in ternoons, I be able to fit it in at all. I o finisask Ive set for myself; ot in starting. Besides, you arent serious about your studies. Myt kind of ? Reading and knitting dont count eit table and Im not going to give it up!”
I replied, quot;Mr. Dussel, I do take my study next door in ternoons, and I e it if you !”
ed Anne turned around and pretended tor t t Dussel ainly Id been very polite.
t evening, old my next step sention of giving up and preferred to deal ter myself. Pim gave me a rougo approac cautioned me to until t day, since I ed for Dussel after tting next door and t .
I began, quot;Mr. Dussel, you seem to believe furtter is pointless, but I beg you to reconsider.”
Dussel gave me c;Im alo discuss tter, even ts already been settled.”
I on talking, despite Dussels repeated interruptions. came here,”
I said, quot; to be so divide it fairly, youd ire morning and Id ire afternoon! Im not asking for t muc ternoons a o me.”
Dussel leapt out of on a pin. quot;You alking about your rigo to go? Maybe I should ask Mr.
van Daan to build me a cubbytic. Youre not t find a quiet place to , o o me , Id never even of refusing, but you. . .”
And once again up t tting, and once again Anne ed. and let Dussel finish:
quot;But no, its impossible to talk to you. Youre sered. No one else matters, as long as you get your er all is said and done, Ill be obliged to let you people saying later on t Anne Frank failed o relinquisable!”
on and on until there was such a deluge of words I could hardly keep up.
For one fleeting moment I t, quot;; But t moment I t, quot;Calm doting so upset about!”
At long last Mr. Dussel s fury , and triump pockets bulging h food.
I running over to Fated tire story, or at least ts been able to fo