h 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 t mean?quot; An explanation ;Is it all rigo use t ; s innocence. quot;Just imagine,quot; Bep giggled, quot;t to t even knoalking about!”

    Dussel nos on t;can,quot; to borro ty on t. ternoon I boldly took a piece of pink paper and e:

    Mr. Dussels toilet timetable Mornings from 7: 15 to 7:30 A.M.

    Afternoons after 1 P.M.

    Otherwise, only as needed!

    I tacked to till inside. I migransgressors  to confinement!quot; Because our batside.

    Mr. van Daans latest joke: