es matimes geography.

    Margot Frank. Correspondence courses in Englisin, scrigonometry, solid geometry, mecry, algebra, geometry, Engliserature, Frencerature, German literature, Dutcerature, bookkeeping, geograpory, biology, economics; reads everything, preferably on religion and medicine.

    Anne Frank. Scry, algebra, ory, geograp ory, mytory, Dutcerature; likes to read biograping, and ory books (sometimes novels and light reading).

    FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1944

    Dearest Kitty,

    I felt rotten yesterday. Vomiting (and t from Anne!), omacter today. Im famis I the brown beans were having for dinner.

    Everyter and me. ter need for tenderness till bluss  kiss, and tter substitute for Boc mind.  knowing somebody loves him.

    After my laborious conquest, Ive distanced myself a little from tuation, but you mustnt ters a s, but Ive slammed to my inner self; if s to force to use a harder crowbar!

    Yours, Anne

    M. Frank

    SAtURDAY, MAY 20, 1944

    Dearest Kitty,

    Last nigtic, I noticed, t I entered t tions er and Margot ire genealogy file, my notebooks, my books, everyt. I nearly cried, and I  I started speaking German. I cant remember a  according to Margot I babbled somet quot;unlioersesetzliczenquot;* [* Incalculable loss, terrible, a laug joined in, but I felt like crying because all my e notes .

    I took a closer look and, luckily, die quot;incalculable lossquot;  as bad as Id expected.

    Up in die attic I careful