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安妮日记-第56章

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e self。

but how and when will we finally reach each other?

i dont know how much longer i can continue to keep this yearning under control。

yours; anne 

m。 frank

monday; february 28; 1944

my dearest kitty;

its like a nightmare; one that goes on long after im awake。 i see him nearly every hour of the day and yet i cant be with him; i cant let the others notice; and i have to pretend to be cheerful; though my heart is aching。

peter schiff and peter van daan have melted into one peter; whos good and kind and whom i long for desperately。 mothers horrible; fathers nice; which makes him even more exasperating; and margots the worst; since she takes advantage of my smiling face to claim me for herself; when all i want is to be left alone。

peter didnt join me in the attic; but went up to the loft to do some carpentry work。

at every rasp and bang; another chunk of my courage broke off and i was even more unhappy。 in the distance a clock was tolling be pure in heart; be pure in mind!”

im sentimental; i know。 im despondent and foolish; i know that too。

oh; help me!

yours; anne 

m。 frank

/d/



MARCH; 1944

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wednesday; march 1; 1944

dearest kitty;

my own affairs have been pushed to the background by 。 。 。 a break…in。 im boring you with all my break…ins; but what can i do when burglars take such pleasure in honoring gies & go。 with their presence? this incident is much more plicated than the last one; in july 1943。

last night at seven…thirty mr。 van daan was heading; as usual; for mr。 kuglers office when he saw that both the glass door and the office door were open。 he was surprised; but he went on through and was even more astonished to see that the alcove doors were open as well and that there was a terrible mess in the front office。

〃theres been a burglary〃 flashed through his mind。 but just to make sure; he went downstairs to the front door; checked the lock and found everything closed。 〃bep and peter must just have been very careless this evening;〃 mr。 van。 d。 concluded。 he remained for a while in mr。 kuglers office; switched off the lamp and went upstairs without worrying much about the open doors or the messy office。

early this morning peter knocked at our door to tell us that the front door was wide

open and that the projector and mr。 kuglers new briefcase had disappeared from the closet。 peter was instructed to lock the door。 mr。 van daan told us his discoveries of the night before; and we were extremely worried。

the only explanation is that the burglar must have had a duplicate key; since there were no signs of a forced entry。 he must have sneaked in early in the evening; shut the door behind him; hidden himself when he heard mr。 van daan; fled with the loot after mr。 van daan went upstairs and; in his hurry; not bothered to shut the door。

who could have our key? why didnt the burglar go to the warehouse? was it one of our own warehouse employees; and will he turn us in; now that hes heard mr。 van daan and maybe even seen him?

its really scary; since we dont know whether the burglar will take it into his head to try and get in again。 or was he so startled when he heard someone else in the building that hell stay away?

yours; anne 

p。s。 wed be delighted if you could hunt up a good detective for us。 obviously; theres one condotion: he must be relied upon not to mform on people in hiding。

thursday; march 2; 1944

dearest kitty;

margot and i were in the attic together today。 i cant enjoy being there with her the way i imagine itd be with peter (or someone else)。 i know she feels the same about most things as i do!

while doing the dishes; bep began talking to mother and mrs。 van daan about how discouraged she gets。 what help did those two offer her? our tactless mother; especially; only made things go from bad to worse。 do you know what her advice was? that she should think about all the other people in the world who are suffering!

how can thinking about the misery of others help if youre miserable yourself? i said as much。 their response; of course; was that i should stay out of conversations of this sort。

the grown…ups are such idiots! as if peter; margot; bep and i didnt all have the same feelings。 the only thing that helps is a mothers love; or that of a very; very close friend。 but these two mothers dont understand the first thing about us! perhaps

mrs。 van daan does; a bit more than mother。 oh; i wish i could have said something to poor bep; something that i know from my own experience would have helped。 but father came between us; pushing me roughly aside。 theyre all so stupid!

i also talked to margot about father and mother; about how nice it could be here if they werent so aggravating。 wed be able to organize evenings in which everyone could take turns discussing a given subject。 but weve already been through all that。

its impossible for me to talk here! mr。 van daan goes on the offensive; mother i gets sarcastic and cant say anythina in a normal voice; father doesnt feel like taking part; nor does mr。 dussel; and mrs。 van d。 is attacked so often that she just sits there with a red face; hardly able to put up a fight anymore。 and what about us? we arent allowed to have an opinion! my; my; arent they progressive! not have an opinion!

people can tell you to shut up; but they cant keep you from having an opinion。 you cant forbid someone to have an opinion; no matter how young they are! the only thing that would help bep; margot; peter and me would be great love and devotion; which we dont get here。 and no one; especially not the idiotic sages around here; is capable of understanding us; since were more sensitive and much more advanced in our thinking than any of them ever suspect!

love; what is love? i dont think you can really put it into words。 love is understanding someone; caring for him; sharing his joys and sorrows。 this eventually includes physical love。 youve shared something; given something away and received something in return; whether or not youre married; whether or not you have a baby。

losing your virtue doesnt matter; as long as you know that for as long as you live youll have someone 
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