shaves.

    FRIDAY, MARCh 10, 1944

    My dearest Kitty,

    t;Misfortunes never come singlyquot; defi- nitely applies to today. Peter just got t. Let me tell you all t  are still hanging over our heads.

    First, Miep is sick, as a result of erday. S cold in terkerk, urned to  time omacarted bleeding, so Beps been left to  alone. ted a man ( in ing). Its terrible not only for  for us as oes, butter and jam. Mr. M., as Ill call een, and anothe way.

    Last nigtle scare:  door. For t of the evening we were nervous and gloomy.

    Lately I  been at all in to e do me erribly upset about  t much room for him in my diary.

    tuesday, ednesday and ters room from four-ty to five-fifteen. e ed about one to t ernoon, but best of all is t I ters just as pleased to see me.

    Yours, Anne

    M. Frank

    tURDAY, MARCh 11, 1944

    Dearest Kitty,

    I  been able to sit still lately. I airs and doalking to Peter, but Im al about t, about s and about  its not enouges I ual. Ive c  t doesnt necessarily mean  of friends, alt ime  I  let time t  o get you all worked up as well, simply because Im so miserable!

    SUNDAY, MARCh 12, 1944

    Dearest Kitty,

    tting crazier he days go by.

    Peter  looked at me since yesterday. ing as if  me. Im doing my best not to cer o talk to tle as possible, but its

    not easy! s going on, e and ruso my side t? Per its  really is.

    Per moody like me, and tomorro again!

    I  time trying