FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1943

    Dearest Kitty,

    ts been ages since Ive ten to you about till no cook our soon-forgotten clas nories to mediate.

    Margot and Peter arent exactly ;youngquot;; t and boring. Next to tick out like a sore told, quot;Margot and Peter dont act t ers example!quot; I e t.

    I confess t I ely no desire to be like Margot. Soo o suit me; ss  to  I keep ideas like to myself.

    t me if I offered this in my defense.

    During meals tension. Fortunately, tbursts are sometimes ;soup eaters,quot; to have a cup of soup for lunch.

    ternoon Mr. van Daan again broug t Margot eats so little. quot;I suppose you do it to keep your figure,quot; one.

    Moto Margots defense, said in a loud voice, quot;I cant stand t stupid cter of yours a minute longer.”

    Mrs. van D. turned red as a beet. Mr. van D. stared straighing.

    Still, en  long ago Mrs. van D. ertaining us  of nonsense or anotalking about t, about  along  a flirt s;And you kno; sinued, quot;my fatold me t if a gentleman ever got freso say, Remem ber, sir, t Im a lady, and  I meant.quot; e split our sides laugold us a good joke.

    Even Peter, t, occasionally gives rise to y. une of adoring foreign  knoernoon  use toilet because tors in to ,  to t didnt flusoilet. to  odor, acked a sign to t;RSVP -- gas!quot; Of course,  quot;Danger -- gas!quot; but  quot;RSVPquot; looked more elegant.  est idea t it meant quot;please reply.”

    Yours, Anne

    SAtURDAY