anding up, all you see from t is , cusogetanding, so you cant see e e fles, beter
labia, t, on second t, looks like a kind of blister. ts toris. togettle mound, no bigger top of my t , looks as if it skin, and yet ts in t. Its rying to get your index finger inside. ts all t it plays sucant role!
Yours, Anne
M. Frank
SAtURDAY, MARCh 25, 1944
Dearest Kitty,
You never realize il after its e drastically, everyt me is different: my opinions, ideas, critical outlook.
In safely add, since its true, Ive cter. I once told you t, after years of being adored, it to ty of gro Fato blame for my o put up ed me to enjoy life, ;t; side of all t ime before I discovered ty-fifty. I no many blunders ted mistake in dealing ttedly, t o be feigned). Above all, I to keep to neit ts not difficult, but it is o your side by agreeing ening quietly, not saying muc of all . . . responding to easing and alking openly to ting s ts simply because Im and tell people rigo t I ts not very flattering. I to be ; I t gets you furtter about yourself.
Yesterday Mrs. van D. alking about t;All at a certain point I t enougake
trouble, Mr. Kleiman could scrounge up as badly.”
quot;No, Mrs. van Daan,quot; I replied. quot;I dont agree o get tle rice, but like o it. Its not our place to criticize tever t. One less plate of rice a make t muc beans.”
Mrs. van D. didnt see it my s, even to back do irely different matter.
ell, Ive said enougimes I knoimes I s, but Ill eventually get o be! I kno I er ch and rainy day!
I ly dont kno to force told Faten go see Peter and asked if he approved, and of course he did!
Its muco tell Peter to myself; for example, I told to e later on, and if I cant be a er, to e in addition to my work.
I dont beautiful, intelligent or clever, but Im end to stay t ing nature, and Id like everyone else to be oo.
Your devoted friend, Anne M. Frank
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