s about t iced by no Miep sometimes says so to to ta supplies, while Mr.

    Kugler claims t belong to t all, but to t door.

    e  care  of tuation except t o be unreliable and to possess a y.  one h a flimsy excuse.

    One day Mr. Kugler ed to be extra cautious, so at ty past t to tore around tes later airs like a to visit us. At one-fifteen arted to leave, but Bep met  van Maaren was

    in t-face and stayed il one-ty. took off  in ockinged feet (despite o t attic and doairaking one step at a time to avoid t took een minutes to negotiate tairs, but er ered from tside.

    In time, Bep ten rid of van Maaren and come to get Mr. Kugler from t  and at t moment ill tiptoeing doairs.  must t wting on side? he socks!

    Yours, Anne

    EDNESDAY, SEPtEMBER 29, 1943

    Dearest Kitty,

    Its Mrs. van Daans birtion stamp eac and bread, all saff gave  flowers and also food. Sucimes we live in!

    Bep  last en times a day people ime insisting s a s all  Mr. Kleiman is sick, t Miep is  Bep roubles and a groucs no eted old  if s  dos would sheir own accord.

    Saturday the likes of which have never been seen here before.

    It started  and tears.

    Dussel complained to Mot reated like a leper, t no one o , after all,  done anyto deserve it. t of s talk, ime. Sold ed in , on more t annoyance. Dussel promised , as usual, we  seen so much as a beam.

    trouble breell! Fating us: t and ot kind of

    bombs to burst no so involved in all