to to splaser on my face. I read a bit, daydreamed some more, looked at ted, ed, ed, all tening to - steps. I to bed early, exed.
tonigo take a batomorrow?
tomorrows so far away!
Yours, Anne
M. Frank
My answer:
Dearest Margot, I t to and see be mucer and I o t knourn out; I cant see any farthe end of my nose.
But Im certain of one ter and I do become friends, Im going to tell o me to, Im sure, but I dont care; I dont knoer t Ill ask ime comes. Its certainly notrary! Youre o join us in ttic, or urbing us, because o talk only in ts dark.
Keep your spirits up! Im doing my best, ts not alime may come sooner think.
Yours, Anne
thURSDAY, MARCh 23, 1944
Dearest Kitty,
to normal hank goodness!
Mieps been back since yesterday, but today it o take to oms. Bep is better, till o stay ime.
Yesterday a plane craso parace out in time. It crasop of a sc luckily t, ts. terdammers sucardly deed. e-by s. Brrr, I e the sound of gunfire.
No myself.
I er yesterday and, somely dont kno sex. Id made up my mind a long time ago to ask Margot and I very Margot and me and Mot lately I didnt dare ask to enligefully accepted: raceptives o t t one; ell me tonigold o Jacque, and said t girls are defenseless against strong boys. quot;ell, you dont o be afraid of me,quot; he said.
evening, old me is ly embarrassing, but still ao be able to discuss it o talk so openly to a girl or a boy, respectively, about sucimate matters. I told me a lot about teln* [* Sivmitteln: propics] in German.
t nig and I alking about Bram and trees, two friends of hers.
ty surprise: after breakfast Peter beckoned me upstairs. quot;t y trick you played on me,quot; ;I you and Margot nig ed to find out er knehen have a good laugh!”
I unned! I did everyto talk of t outrageous idea; I could understand , but it just true!
quot;Oer,quot; I said. quot;Id never be so mea