my eyes out. I slid to tgoly. to my c, lay my me back doo eartears, since I didnt anyone next door to ried to pull myself toget;I must, I must, I must. . . quot; Stiff from sitting in sucion, I fell back against t up my struggle until just before ten-ty, was over!
And nos really over. I finally realized t I must do my sco keep from being ignorant, to get on in life, to become a journalist, because ts ! I knoe. A feories are good, my descriptions of t Annex are . . . it remains to be seen .
quot;Evas Dreamquot; is my best fairy tale, and t I dont est idea s of quot;Cadys Lifequot; are also good, but as a and critic. I kno.
Unless you e yourself, you cant knoo bemoan t t I couldnt dra no at least I can e.
And if I dont alent to e books or neicles, I can ale for myself. But I to ac. I cant imagine o live like Mot tten. I need to o devote myself to! I dont to people. I to be useful or bring enjoyment to all people, even t. I to go on living even after my deats o God for , o express all ts inside me!
e I can ss are
revived! But, and ts a big question, o e somet, or a er?
I ing alloo record everyts, ideals and fantasies.
I ;Cadys Lifequot; for ages. In my mind Ive exactly tory doesnt seem to be coming along very ll epaper basket or tove. ts a , but to myself, quot;At teen and tle experience, you cant e about philosophy.”
So ons. Itll all , because Im determined to e!
Yours, Anne
M. Frank
thURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1944
Dearest Kitty,
You asked me s are and Id like to ans Id better be surprised.
First of all: ing, but I dont really t as a hobby.
Number t I can find for trees of trian, Russian, Norc progress ime Ive been taking notes many of tory.
So my tory, and Fat me numerous books. I can for to go to t out Iii tion I need.
Number four is Greek and Roman myt too.
I can name tc., etc., do.
My otars and family pograp reading a