ont t me begin.
Fat am Main to very s: Michael Frank owned
a bank and became a millionaire, and Alice Sterns parents and o-do. Mic start out ricies every s, beautiful girls, zing, dinners, a c. After Grandpa died, most of t, and after t ar and inflation t at all. Up until till quite a feremely time in y-five years, t table.
Mot as still fairly ened openmouto stories of private balls, dinners and engagement parties s.
ere far from ric Ive pinned all my er t so set on a bourgeois life as Mot. Id like to spend a year in Paris and London learning tudying art ory. Compare t , o nurse neine. I still ing people. As Ive told you many times before, I to see ting ttle money !
told us about party, o on Saturday. ts are ricer telling us about t able soup balls, c, beef, rolls tes, and you could eat as muced.
Miep drank ten sctes -- could temperance advocate? If Miep drank all to toss do ty tle tipsy, of course. took pograps, since sly noted tacts ch people.
Our moutering so muc t and ely famis not amins!) and rotten pota- toes day after day; omac boiled lettuce, ratuce, spinacrong as Popeye, to no!
If Miep aken us along to ty, t over for ts. If c, including ture. I tell you, ically pulling t out of hered around her as if wed never in all our lives heard of”
delicious food or elegant people! And ters of tinguishe world is a crazy place!
Yours, Anne
M. Frank
tUESDAY, MAY 9, 1944
Dearest Kitty,
Ive finisory about Ellen, t out on nice notepaper, decorated it ogete pretty, but I dont knos enoug. Margot and Motten poems.
Mr. Kugler came upstairs ternoon starting Monday, Mrs.
Broks o spend t imagine! taff be able to come upstairs, tatoes cant be delivered, Bep get go to t be able to move and all sorts of oty of o get rid of a good laxative in do trick. quot;No,quot; Mr. Kleiman ans;please dont, or he can.
A roar of laug;t; Mrs. van D. asked. quot; does