edantic dentists or finicky spice experts, but its a ient teenager like me. e started nine-ty; I sat do ten-ty, got Up again at eleven, sat do eleven-ty. My ears ring, pod in trip tring, pod in tc., etc. My eyes ring, rotten pod, green, green. to figo do, I ctered all morn- ing, saying o my ony ring I pulled made me more certain t I never, ever, to be just a housewife!
At te breakfast, but from ty to one-fifteen rip pods again. opped, I felt a bit seasick, and so did til four, still in a daze because of tched peas.
Yours, Anne
M. Frank
SAtURDAY, JULY 15,1944
Dearest Kitty,
eve received a book from title Do You to discuss t today.
ter criticizes quot;todays yout; from o toe, t dismissing t;; On trary, s o build a bigger, better and more beautiful t t giving a t to true beauty. In some passages I rong feeling t ter ing me, o bare my soul to you and defend myself against ttack.
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But Ive talked about ten. Noo turn to ter quot;Fat Understand Me.quot; My parents ten, treated me kindly, defended me against t parents can. And yet for t time Ive felt extremely lonely, left out, neglected and misunderstood.
Fato curb my rebellious spirit, but it and looking at w I was doing wrong.
Fat me in my struggle? o offer me a alked to me as if I o see t truggle to triumpies ant to me thing else.
I didnt to quot;typical adolescent problems,quot; or quot;ot; or quot;youll gro of it.quot; I didnt