Owing to an outbreak of diphtheria at Bep's, she won't be allowed to come in contact with us for six weeks.
Without her, the cooking and shopping will be very difficult, not to mention how much we'll miss her company.
Mr. Kleiman is still in bed and has eaten nothing but gruel for three weeks. Mr. Kugler is up to his neck in work.
Margot sends her Latin lessons to a teacher, who corrects and then returns them.
She's registered under Bep's name. The teacher's very nice, and witty too.
I bet he's glad to have such a smart student. Dussel is in a turmoil and we don't know why.
It all began with Dussel's saying nothing when he was upstairs;
he didn't exchange so much as a word with either Mr. or Mrs. van Daan. We all noticed it.
This went on for a few days, and then Mother took the opportunity to warn him about Mrs. van D., who could make life miserable for him.
Dussel said Mr. van Daan had started the silent treatment and he had no intention of breaking it.
I should explain that yesterday was November 16, the first anniversary of his living in the Annex.
Mother received a plant in honor of the occasion, but Mrs. van Daan,
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