gible Cterbox.quot; I  in, and Mr. Keesing o complain about for talking in class, e an essay entitled Quack, Quack, Quack, said Mistress Cterback.“

    to laugoo, ted my ingenuity on topic of cterboxes. It ime to come up  poetry, offered to e to end in verse. I jumped for joy. Keesing rying to play a joke on me , but Id make sure t iful! It  a motten to deatoo mucook t s, and to several oto talk and  been assigned any extra rary, Keesings alhese days.

    Yours, Anne

    EDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1942

    Dearest Kitty,

    Its sering. Everyone is  I o reetcar is, but o make use of t are good enough for us.

    Yesterday at luncment ist on Jan Luykenstraat. Its a long immertuinen. t afternoon I nearly fell asleep at my desk. Fortunately, people automatically offer you someto drink. tal assistant is really kind.

    transportation left to us is t Josef

    Israelkade took us across s not t of tc we Jews are ime.

    I o scolen during Easter vacation, and Fato some Cian friends for safekeeping. tion is almost orment will be over.

    Someted erday morning. As I urned around and t t my friend ilmas. o t all salks about is boys, and t gets to be a bore. ole surprised and  sure  it didnt take me long to find out. o accompany me to sc;As long as youre  ; I said. And so ogether.

    een and good at telling all kinds of funny stories.

    ing for me again t he will be from now on.