for as long as you live youll your side wands you, and w o be sh anyone else!
Yours, Anne
M. Frank
At t, Mot me again; salk to Mrs. van Daan more to do I care!
I managed to get er ternoon, and alked for at least forty-five minutes. ed to tell me somet didnt find it easy. it out, t took a long time. I ly didnt knoter for me to stay or to go. But I ed so muco old Bep and actless our motold me t s figantly, about politics and cigarettes and all kinds of told you before, Peters very s not too so admit t ly to see s for a year or t;My fat as nice as ; ;But in tter of ttes, Motely rig;
I also told my mot o Fat ;terrific guy.”
toniger doing t to say anytairs about s and not being on speaking terms. I promised, told Margot.
But Im sure Margot pass it on.
quot;Oer,quot; I said, you dont o me. Ive learned not to blab everyt ell me.”
o . I also told terrible gossips ;Margots quite rig being , because as muc to stop gossiping, tter than discussing Mr. Dussel.”
quot;Its good t you admit it,quot; almost embarrassed me too.
talked about quot;upstairsquot; and quot;doairsquot; some more. Peter o dont like s. quot;Peter,quot; I said, quot;you knoell you ts too.”
I added, quot;Peter, Id really like to me? Youre caugion, and I kno say anyt it upsets you.”
quot;Oh, your help is always welcome!”
quot;Maybe itd be better for you to talk to Fatell pass it on.”
quot;I know, hes a real pal.”
quot;You like , dont you?”
Peter nodded, and I continued, quot;ell, oo, you know!”
ouco see hese few words made him.
quot;You t; he asked.
quot;Yes,quot; I said. quot;You can tell from ttle ts slip nohen.”
to do some dictating.
Peters a quot;terrific guy,quot; just like Father!
Yours, Anne
M. Frank
FRIDAY, MARCh 3,1944
My dearest Kitty,
o tonig calm and seems Grandma is in t candle, and its Grandma s