SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 1943

    Dearest Kitty,

    too nice to keep to myself.

    Since Pim es  volunteered to translate it into Dutc  done  begins s and tinues:

    As youngest among us, but small no more, Your life can be trying, for we eacerrible bore.

    quot;eve got experience! take it from me!”

    quot;eve done this all before, you see.

    e knohe same.”

    Since time immemorial, alhe same.

    Ones o fluff, But everyone elses are uff:

    Faultfinding comes easy  its s, try as t, to treat you h fairness, and kindness as well;

    Nitpickings a  ts o dispel.

    Men youre living h old folks, all you can do

    Is put up s  its true.

    tter, but do must go, For its meant to keep the peace, you know.

    t been in vain, Since ing time noes against your Brain.

    You read and study nearly all termined to che boredom away.

    t question, muco bear, Is quot; on earto wear?

    Ive got no more panties, my clotoo tig is a loinclot!

    to put on my s off my toes, Dh so many woes!”

    Margot rouble getting t about food to r out. But aside from t, dont you ts a good poem?

    For t, Ive been ts, including a big book on my favorite subject, Greek and Roman mythology.

    Nor can I complain about to t reserves. As t more than I deserve.

    Yours, Anne

    tUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1943

    Dearest Kitty,

    I often tc and t youd just as soon ters. So Ill keep the news brief.

    Mr. Voskuijl  operat