“Oh, baloney! I can just imagine the ladies swimming with the rats biting their legs!”
(That was a man, of course; we'll see who screams loudest!)
“We won't even be able to leave the house. The warehouse is so unstable it'll collapse if there's a flood.”
“Listen, everyone, all joking aside, we really ought to try and get a boat.”
“Why bother? I have a better idea. We can each take a packing crate from the attic and row with a wooden spoon.”
I'm going to walk on stilts. I used to be a whiz at it when I was young.
Jan Gies won't need to. He'll let his wife ride piggyback, and then Miep will be on stilts.
So now you have a rough idea of what's going on, don't you, Kit?
This lighthearted banter is all very amusing, but reality will prove otherwise.
The second question about the invasion was bound to arise: what should we do if the Germans evacuate Amsterdam?
Leave the city along with the others. Disguise ourselves as well as we can.
“Whatever happens, don't go outside! The best thing to do is to stay put!
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