Anne Frank: The Whole Story Page #5

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Oh, Leo.

Kiss me, Joop.

Jacque, if I

tell you a secret ...

promise that the accounts

anyone? / i

Promise.

I've never been kissed by a boy.

You were?

What was it like to kiss?

Was ..

You'll find out.

I want to be a woman,

with a woman's body.

I would love to feel one,

to know. I?

No.

But we are the best

friends, right?

Of course we are.

We'll be best friends forever. / I

If any of us

have to go away ...

we promise

will exchange letters.

Promised.

We measured the

circumference of a circle .../ i

through

Formula 2 Pi r. .. / i

Write , please. / i

are talkative

is not, Miss Frank? / i

Well, maybe liked

share your wisdom with us.

A short essay

perhaps entitled ...

Quack, Quack, Quack

was Ms. Quackenbush.

Let , with 500 words. / i

Tomorrow.

Ugh. These blackouts

are all so boring.

Sometimes I feel like

if suffocating.

It's all in your head.

You know that

not true. / i

I am a creature

very delicate, Mr. Frank.

Very delicate.

I tell you, the Germans

will lose this war.

I still

ask him when?

We give thanks

because we are blessed.

Blessed? Otto, frankly ..

Our families are still together.

That's enough.

Attention, everyone.

Ahem. "Quack, Quack, Quack,

said Ms. Quackenbush "..

"A story of Anne Frank."

Come on, Ann.

We're all listening.

"Once upon a mother duck .../ i

and three beautiful ducklings

who lived in a lake ...

"governed by a swan vain.

"Quack, quack, quack," said

Mrs. Quackenbush for their offspring.

"Quack, quack, quack,

said the ducks.

"Speak low!

shouted the swan ...

"His feathers

all busy.

"Keep quiet or I billed them and

then never go quack.

"This was not a swan swan good.

It was a black swan ...

"and all the other ducks

the lake were afraid of him ...

"but Mrs. Quackenbush.

"You will not peck

these children .../ i

"she said to the swan .../ i

"it said,

I'll do whatever I want. / I

"They're just

ugly ducklings .../ i

"and I am your master. / i

"And then began

to peck the ducklings. / i

"Save us, Mommy! Wept

poor ducks ...

"And then Mrs. Quackenbush

began to quack. / i

"Quack, quack, and,

and quack. / i

"Stop it! Stop this quack

Hell, cried the swan ...

"putting the wings

your ears ...

"but Mrs. Quackenbush

not stopped .../ i

"until the black swan flew

away, never to return. / i

"She met their

ducklings around her .../ i

"and swam away together

happily ever after ...

"singing

quack, quack, quack. "

Exactly far.

I have been thinking.

May be a good idea ...

take account

building behind us

I show them what

I am thinking.

Are two quarters

and the bathroom below ...

an attic above.

It is a space laboratory

perfect, right?

A site for

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