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by Anne Frank
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September 21, 1942 - October 3, 1942 Summary

Anne writes that Mrs. Van Daan is unbearable. The woman has been yelling at Anne because of her continuous chatter. Anne and her father are working on his family tree. He tells her about his various family members and she finds it all very interesting. She also has started school again. Every day she practices her French while Peter works on his English. She realizes that she only has one dress and three cardigans for the winter. She decides to knit a jumper out of wool.

On Friday, September 25th, Anne writes about going upstairs to see the Van Daans. She says it can sometimes be fun. They eat biscuits and drink lemonade. She tells the adults that Peter often strokes her cheek and that she wishes he would.....

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