bring o date, settle s and attend to a couple of patients. Miep relayed to us t t o  so long. All tions require explanations to various people o be kept in t to ask if Dr. Dussel couldnt manage to come on Saturday after all, but o arrive on Monday.

    I ts odd t  jump at our proposal. If treet, it  ients, so whe delay? If you ask

    me, its stupid of Fato humor him.

    Otherwise, no news.

    Yours, Anne

    tUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1942

    Dearest Kitty!

    Mr. Dussel  smootold o be at a certain place in front of t office at 11 A.M., ed place at ted time. Mr. Kleiman  up to  ting to meet o come and asked o drop by to see Miep. Mr. Kleiman took a streetcar back to the office while Mr.

    Dussel follo.

    It y o remove , so tar couldnt be seen, and brougo te office, ext t te office ook Mr. Dussel upstairs, opened tepped inside, w.

    In time, ted ourselves around table to a test addition to our family  led o tely recognized our furniture, but airs, just above old onised. t leave  brougairs. Mr. Dussel sank into a cared at us in dumbstruck silence, as t rututtered, quot;Aber . . . but are you nico, t coming?

    Your escape  working?”

    e explained to  ely spread to t come looking for us off track. Mr. Dussel  gaze around in surprise as  of our lovely and ultrapractical Annex. e all ogetook a s nap, joined us for tea, put ao bring o feel muc he following

    typeten rules and regulations for t Annex (a van Daan production):