ay much.
For t ellectually superior to me, and t isnt ter. But I can imagine your feeling close to him.
So to reproace taking sometitled to; notruter o gain by your friendship.
My answer:
Dearest Margot, Your letter remely kind, but I still dont feel completely tuation, and I dont think I ever will.
At t, Peter and I dont trust eaco ts just t to eac sunss also easier to ops. I to feel a kind of sisterly affection for Peter and o as muco do t someday, ts not trust rust o corne from bots t lets not talk about it anymore. If till to discuss, please e, because its easier for me to say o-face. You know how le much I admire you, and only
some of your goodness and Fat sense, you t alike.
Yours, Anne
EDNESDAY, MARCh 22,1944
Dearest Kitty,
I received tter last nig:
Dear Anne, After your letter of yesterday I feeling t your conscience boto Peters to alk; t. In my , I kno my trust (as I do be able to tolerate Peter in his place.
e, I do ter as a kind of brot feelers, and a broterly affection mayor may not develop at some later date, but its certainly not reac stage yet. So to feel sorry for me. No youve found companions as much as you can.
In time, tting more and more y, t true love may be developing in t marrying Peter if ayed so silly after all. Not t Im t even kno married.
Im sure no Peter loves me too; I just dont kno figure out if s only a good friend, or if tracted to me as a girl or as a sister.
s remendously ep too see him.
;If t be so bad.quot; remely able, and I to see me. Mean- il ten-fifteen.
Oo Saturday nigo our isfied time; ill say t
to c sitting still. and good and beautiful. I t surprised about me at all to be, but a dreamer, like as many troubles!
Last niger ted for o ask me to stay upstairs. But not ao tell Dussel it ime to listen to t oo long, back upstairs. to bed early.
tire evening I less I kept going