ng, 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 me and makes me feel . . . ts. .

    . Peter. I  to get tatoes today, and air; did you do during the lunch break?”

    I sat doairs, and o talk. tatoes didnt make it to tcil five-fifteen (an er Id gone to get ter didnt say anyt s;  talked about books and about t. O me  t ake muco fall in love h him.

    t up t to er peeling potatoes and remarked on  it ;You can tell temperature by looking at Margot and me, because urn ; I said.

    quot;In love?quot; he asked.

    quot;; It ty sil