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diff --git a/58487-8.txt b/58487-0.txt index c7dad98..ea75172 100644 --- a/58487-8.txt +++ b/58487-0.txt @@ -1,30 +1,7 @@ -The Project Gutenberg EBook of De kleine Zwerveling, by D. P. Plaatsman +*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 58487 *** -This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere in the United States and most -other parts of the world at no cost and with almost no restrictions -whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of -the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at -www.gutenberg.org. If you are not located in the United States, you'll have -to check the laws of the country where you are located before using this ebook. -Title: De kleine Zwerveling -Author: D. P. Plaatsman - -Illustrator: J.A.S.Z.D.K. - -Release Date: December 17, 2018 [EBook #58487] - -Language: Dutch - -Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 - -*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK DE KLEINE ZWERVELING *** - - - - -Produced by R.G.P.M. van Giesen @@ -63,14 +40,14 @@ Produced by R.G.P.M. van Giesen D. P. PLAATSMAN. - GELLUSTREERD DOOR + GEÏLLUSTREERD DOOR J. A. S. Z. D. K. - DEVENTER -- . E. KLUWER. + DEVENTER -- Æ. E. KLUWER. @@ -81,7 +58,7 @@ EERSTE HOOFDSTUK. Eierland, dat tegenwoordig een goed bebouwde en sterk bevolkte -polder is, en met Texel n geheel uitmaakt, was vroeger een +polder is, en met Texel één geheel uitmaakt, was vroeger een afzonderlijk en bijna onbewoond eiland. Als ik zeg "onbewoond", dan bedoel ik daarmee echter alleen door @@ -121,7 +98,7 @@ verpleegd. Het groot aantal schipbreuken in de Eierlandsche gronden was oorzaak, dat eindelijk op een der hoogste duintoppen een vuurtoren -werd geplaatst, waarvan het vrschijnende en draaiende licht reeds +werd geplaatst, waarvan het vèrschijnende en draaiende licht reeds op mijlen afstands in zee de plaats aanwijst, waar gevaar dreigt. Ten gevolge daarvan geraakt tegenwoordig niet dan bij uitzondering @@ -231,7 +208,7 @@ den meesten ijver, een zeer mager vrachtje aan wal te brengen. Daar kwam nog meer onheil bij, waardoor zijn gemoedsstemming er ook al niet op verbeterde. Tusschen de schuitjes der visscherlieden bewoog zich nu ook een stoomschip, dat van een stoomschelpenzuiger -voorzien was. Daarmede werden de schelpen tot op een diepte van 10 +voorzien was. Daarmede werden de schelpen tot op een diepte van 10 à 20 voet uit den zeebodem losgewoeld en naar boven gebracht, om vervolgens, gewasschen en wel, in een op zijde liggend vaartuig overgestort te worden. Het eene schip na het andere werd op deze @@ -266,7 +243,7 @@ achteruit. Aldus in zich zelf redeneerende, kwam hij eindelijk tot de slotsom, dat het beste was, er thuis eens ernstig met moeder de vrouw over te -spreken, wat hun in deze omstandigheden te doen stond. Z kon het +spreken, wat hun in deze omstandigheden te doen stond. Zóó kon het in allen gevalle niet blijven, dat stond als een paal boven water. Aan wal gekomen, nam hij, zooals hij altijd gewoon was, zijn zoontje @@ -280,7 +257,7 @@ Moeder, die haar kleintje geen oogenblik uit het oog verloren had, stond hen reeds aan de deur op te wachten. Ook haar viel het dadelijk in het oog, dat Jan niet was zooals anders. Bezorgd liep ze hem tegemoet, om te vragen of hem ook iets scheelde. "We hebben een -brief van oom Willem uit Amerika!" riep ze er in n adem bij. +brief van oom Willem uit Amerika!" riep ze er in één adem bij. "Alles gezond volk, hoor!" "Een brief van oom Willem!" En dat juist nu! 't Kon waarlijk niet @@ -385,7 +362,7 @@ blijven? Als 't er toch toe komen moet, dan maar hoe eer hoe beter, dunkt me." "Weet je wat, vrouw, we zullen er ons eerst beiden nog eens ernstig -op bedenken; want de zaak is te gewichtig, om zoo maar n, twee, +op bedenken; want de zaak is te gewichtig, om zoo maar één, twee, drie een besluit te nemen, vind je ook niet?" "Dat is zeer verstandig van je bedacht, Jan. Je kunt er dan nog eens @@ -406,7 +383,7 @@ overal bij zich. Wat kwam het er, wel beschouwd, dan ook op aan, waar zij in de wereld was. De reis was het ergste; maar daar zou ze ook wel overheen komen, nu ze al met het denkbeeld verzoend was. Niettemin wilde ze haar besluit niet opdringen. 't Moest met Jans -eigen vollen zin en wil gebeuren. En besloot hij tch te blijven, +eigen vollen zin en wil gebeuren. En besloot hij tóch te blijven, welnu, ze hadden tot heden lief en leed samen gedeeld, en dat zou ook verder zoo zijn. @@ -554,7 +531,7 @@ Eindelijk stonden zij aan den vooravond van hun vertrek. Van allen hadden zij afscheid genomen, en den volgenden morgen vroeg zouden ze in alle stilte afreizen. -Nog n bezoek slechts wenschten zij af te leggen, en dat zeker wel +Nog één bezoek slechts wenschten zij af te leggen, en dat zeker wel niet het minst treffende: een bezoek aan het kerkhof. Jan Vroolijk en zijn vrouw konden den vaderlandschen bodem niet @@ -649,7 +626,7 @@ schoolkameraad van Jan Vroolijk en nu als bootsman op de Maasdam in dienst, den toegesprokene de hand toe, die Jan, aangenaam verrast, met warmte drukte. -"En jij, Keetje, ken jij me niet meer?" ging Piet Vlug in n adem +"En jij, Keetje, ken jij me niet meer?" ging Piet Vlug in één adem voort. "We hebben mekaar ook in zoo lang niet gezien. Maar je herinnert je toch immers Vlugge Piet nog wel, al noemde je hem ook meestal: 'Nare Piet', omdat hij je altijd zoo'n beetje voor den gek @@ -876,7 +853,7 @@ naging, zou daar onder meer hebben kunnen lezen: "Vertrokken van Rotterdam met bestemming naar New-York, het stoomschip "de Maasdam," met 70 kajuitspassagiers, t. w. Mijnheer A... Mevrouw B... Mejuffrouw C... enz. enz. benevens 525 tusschendekspassagiers." -Voegen we daarbij nog de quipage van het schip, die uit ruim 50 +Voegen we daarbij nog de équipage van het schip, die uit ruim 50 koppen bestond, dan zien wij, dat ongeveer 650 menschen, overeenkomende met de geheele bevolking van een flink dorp, aan boord bijeen waren. @@ -965,7 +942,7 @@ New-Foundlander, die wat in zijn schik was met zulk een aardigen speelkameraad! Het goedige dier hechtte zich weldra zoo zeer aan het ventje, dat -hij geregeld voor de deur der hut op wacht lag en de kleine dus wl +hij geregeld voor de deur der hut op wacht lag en de kleine dus wèl bewaakt zou geweest zijn, ook al had de moeder hem voor een oogenblik alleen gelaten. Daarvoor was deze echter veel te bezorgd. Als hem eens een ongeluk overkwam!.... @@ -988,7 +965,7 @@ hondeneus!" Onze gewezen schelpenvisscher bleef echter het antwoord niet schuldig. Met een ondeugend glimlachje wees hij naar het topje van -den mast, en zei: "'k Dacht, dat een hond alleen vr den wind af +den mast, en zei: "'k Dacht, dat een hond alleen vóór den wind af rook. Maar wil ik je eens wat zeggen. Jelui schiet met spek. De geur van de soep uit de kombuis zit je in den neus!" @@ -1059,7 +1036,7 @@ gepraaid had. Voor velen, die maar niet konden begrijpen, hoe met voorbijzeilende schepen een buurpraatje kan gehouden worden, ook al is de afstand -tusschen beide vaartuigen z groot, dat men elkaar niet beroepen, +tusschen beide vaartuigen zóó groot, dat men elkaar niet beroepen, veel minder verstaan kan, was dit nog iets nieuws geweest. Zij zagen nu, hoe verscheidene vlaggetjes van verschillenden vorm en @@ -1400,7 +1377,7 @@ zijn. Niets ontging evenwel aan het oog van het waakzame dier. En zie, daar richtte hij zich plotseling met een blijden kreet op, greep het -nog steeds slapende kind bij den schouder en was met n sprong +nog steeds slapende kind bij den schouder en was met één sprong op de verschansing. Wat was er gebeurd? De scheepsvlet of jol, die midden op het voordek stond, was driftig @@ -1508,11 +1485,11 @@ keeren. De "Franklin" -- dit was de naam van het vaartuig -- was een groote Amerikaansche driemaster en met een lading petroleum naar Sidney in -Australi bestemd. Het schip had reeds voor twee dagen de haven van +Australië bestemd. Het schip had reeds voor twee dagen de haven van New-York verlaten, maar was, door den zwaren mist opgehouden, nog weinig gevorderd. De equipage bestond, met inbegrip van den gezagvoerder, kapitein Smartt en de stuurlieden, uit vijf en twintig -koppen, en passagiers bevonden zich niet aan boord, n +koppen, en passagiers bevonden zich niet aan boord, één uitgezonderd, welke men evenwel moeielijk als zoodanig kon beschouwen, daar het de vrouw van den kapitein was. @@ -1529,7 +1506,7 @@ beter wisten te doen, dan haar het schreiende knaapje in de armen te leggen. Met tranen in de oogen snelde zij met Willem naar de kajuit, op den -voet gevolgd door Ami, die zijn plaats dar achtte, waar zijn kleine +voet gevolgd door Ami, die zijn plaats dáar achtte, waar zijn kleine beschermeling bleef. De kapitein zag met innige voldoening, hoe zijn vrouw zich dadelijk @@ -1696,7 +1673,7 @@ VIJFDE HOOFDSTUK. +Het gevonden spoor.+ -Sidney in Australi en het stadje Holland in Noord-Amerika, welk een +Sidney in Australië en het stadje Holland in Noord-Amerika, welk een afstand! En toch -- hoe ver beide plaatsen ook van elkander verwijderd mogen zijn -- hebben wij onze kennissen, die wij tot dusver gevolgd hebben, zoowel hier als daar terug te zoeken. @@ -1737,11 +1714,11 @@ voor hen in orde gebracht had, namen ze samen den terugtocht aan. Willems vrouw, toen ze na de lange spoorreis haar gastvrije woning binnentraden. "Goddank, dat ik je zie, kinderen!" -"Maar we komen met ons beidjes in plaats van met ons drien, tante!" +"Maar we komen met ons beidjes in plaats van met ons drieën, tante!" sprak Jan op droeven toon, terwijl Keetje in snikken uitbarstte en het nog altijd zwakke hoofd aan tantes borst verborg. -"Gelukkig, dat je nog met je tween komt!" troostte tante. "Hoezeer +"Gelukkig, dat je nog met je tweeën komt!" troostte tante. "Hoezeer hebben we niet in angst verkeerd, dat we ook Keetje niet terug zouden zien!" @@ -1817,7 +1794,7 @@ beschadigd was geraakt, dat het na verloop van een paar uur in de diepte was verdwenen. Tevens werd in het bericht vermeld, dat de bemanning van het gezonken schip, zoomede de passagiers, aan boord van de Columbus overgegaan en behouden te New-York waren -aangebracht. Alleen van de laatsten was slechts n, en wel een +aangebracht. Alleen van de laatsten was slechts één, en wel een kind, bij de ramp omgekomen. "Daar kan niemand anders mee bedoeld zijn dan Willy" sprak de @@ -1833,7 +1810,7 @@ te luisteren en nu den een, dan den ander met zijn verstandige oogen aankeek? Kapitein Smartt scheen er werkelijk zoo over te denken; want terwijl -hij het goede dier streelde, zeide hij: "Kon jij maar praten, h! +hij het goede dier streelde, zeide hij: "Kon jij maar praten, hé! dan zouden we zeker heel gauw op de hoogte zijn." En zich daarop weer tot zijn vrouw wendende, vroeg hij: "Maar wat zullen we nu beginnen?" @@ -1861,7 +1838,7 @@ waren aangebracht, terugkeeren. In de verwarring van het oogenblik had niemand er aan gedacht, dat behalve de kleine passagier nog iemand anders ontbrak, toen aan -boord van de Columbus appl voor de geredden werd gehouden. Eerst +boord van de Columbus appèl voor de geredden werd gehouden. Eerst bij de ontscheping te New-York trok het de aandacht van den bootsman, dat de hond zich niet onder hen bevond. @@ -2035,7 +2012,7 @@ ZESDE HOOFDSTUK. Nadat de Franklin gelost was en de gezagvoerder eenigen tijd te vergeefs op nieuwe lading gewacht had, besloot hij den steven naar -Indi te richten, in de hoop aldaar geschikte retourvracht voor zijn +Indië te richten, in de hoop aldaar geschikte retourvracht voor zijn bodem te vinden. Doch te Soerabaja, waar men na eenige dagen aankwam, werd alleen @@ -2088,7 +2065,7 @@ mag ik lijen, dat de baas zelf naar den kelder gaat!" Onze bootsman had zijn berekening inderdaad niet slecht gemaakt. Nu, daarvoor had hij dan ook in eigen persoon meer dan eens dezelfde reis gedaan. Voor hij namelijk bij de Maatschappij, waarvoor hij -thans voer, in dienst kwam, was hij verscheidene malen naar Indi +thans voer, in dienst kwam, was hij verscheidene malen naar Indië geweest. Hij wist er dus alles van en maakte zich dan ook volstrekt niet @@ -2214,7 +2191,7 @@ eigenlijk niet goed bij mij in, dat die twee werkelijk om zeep gegaan zijn. En nu meen ik de bewijzen te hebben, die mijn vermoeden wettigen. Zie slechts!" Hierbij toonde hij den kapitein de berichten in de nieuwsbladen, benevens de verschillende door hem -gemaakte aanteekeningen. "En ding slechts begrijp ik niet," zei hij +gemaakte aanteekeningen. "Eén ding slechts begrijp ik niet," zei hij ten slotte, "hoe ze namelijk in die boot gekomen zijn, daar we alle sloepen meegenomen hebben." @@ -2230,7 +2207,7 @@ schouder leggende, "je bent integendeel een wakkere, flinke kerel! Ga nu maar gerust je grootvader opzoeken. Ik stel er een eer in niet alleen, maar acht me ook ten zeerste verplicht je zooveel mogelijk bij te staan. Zoodra de Franklin te Hamburg is gearriveerd, zal ik -per telegraaf informatin inwinnen, en is je vermoeden juist, +per telegraaf informatiën inwinnen, en is je vermoeden juist, waaraan ik intusschen niet twijfel, dan reis ik er zelf heen, om het kind en den hond af te halen. Als je dan terugkomt, stel ik ze je hier weer ter hand." @@ -2551,7 +2528,7 @@ De verschansing sloeg weg en allen, die zich nog dan boord bevonden, ook de kapitein en zijn vrouw, benevens de kleine Willem en Ami, de hond, werden van het dek weggeveegd. -En hartverscheurende kreet, en alles was gedaan! De zee is een +Eén hartverscheurende kreet, en alles was gedaan! De zee is een steeds geopend graf, een doodenakker met talrijker bevolking dan het grootste kerkhof! @@ -2615,7 +2592,7 @@ wijze over haar verloren lieveling klaagde. "Kom maar, mijn jongen!" had de bootsman toen met een kwalijk weerhouden traan gezegd, "je gaat spoedig met oom Piet naar je -moetje toe, hoor! We zullen haar eens foppen, h?" +moetje toe, hoor! We zullen haar eens foppen, hé?" Foppen, verrassen, heerlijk verrassen! Ja, dat wilde hij de nog immer treurende ouders. @@ -2697,11 +2674,11 @@ vroolijk om den boeg van het schoone vaartuig, dat zelfs de vreesachtigste voor zijn plezier zulk een tochtje naar de Nieuwe Wereld zou hebben gemaakt. -'s Avonds vr den verwachten dag van aankomst vertoonde zich dan +'s Avonds vóór den verwachten dag van aankomst vertoonde zich dan ook reeds het reusachtige vrijheidsbeeld aan den ingang van de haven van New-York, dat met zijn schitterend electrisch licht den landverhuizers als 't ware het welkom na volbrachte reize toeriep. -Nog n nacht -- en de bevolking van Amerika telde weer een +Nog één nacht -- en de bevolking van Amerika telde weer een vijfhonderdtal zielen meer. Veel geluk, gij allen, die in een nieuw vaderland hoopt te vinden, @@ -2807,7 +2784,7 @@ telegram weer ingezien, en vervolgens zijn spoorbiljet nog eens geraadpleegd. Wachten is altijd onplezierig, en de goede man, die zich hoe langer hoe meer opwond, gevoelde al het onaangename er van. Had hij slechts even de stationsklok geraadpleegd, dan zou hij -gezien hebben, dat alleen zijn horloge, dat bijna een uur vrliep, +gezien hebben, dat alleen zijn horloge, dat bijna een uur vóórliep, hem zulke leelijke parten speelde. Precies op de minuut af stoomde de trein het station binnen. De @@ -2863,7 +2840,7 @@ het groote dier, dat tot nu toe minder zijn opmerkzaamheid getrokken had, mee in het rijtuig sprong. "Wel wis en zeker! Die hoort bij ons," antwoordde Piet Vlug, het goede dier lachend op den schranderen kop tikkend. "Wat zeg jij, Ami? Zonder jou zouden -we waarlijk niet hier zitten, h?" +we waarlijk niet hier zitten, hé?" Daarop vertelde hij oom Willem in korte woorden de gansche geschiedenis van het tweetal. De man kon zijn ooren nauwelijks @@ -3014,7 +2991,7 @@ zijden gestreeld en geliefkoosd, had hij er een leven als een prins. Op het Engelsche kerkhof te Eierland werden omstreeks denzelfden tijd twee drenkelingen aan den schoot der aarde toevertrouwd! Het waren Kapitein Smartt en zijn vrouw, wier lijken hier naast elkander -in n graf werden bijgezet. +in één graf werden bijgezet. @@ -3042,7 +3019,7 @@ in n graf werden bijgezet. Voor het gemak van de lezer is in de HTML-versie de inhoudsopgave voorin het boek gezet en is een lijst van - illustraties toegevoegd (direct n de inhoudsopgave). + illustraties toegevoegd (direct ná de inhoudsopgave). Dit boek bevat een aantal zetfouten. De volgende zetfouten zijn gecorrigeerd: @@ -3063,7 +3040,7 @@ in n graf werden bijgezet. In de HTML-versie van dit boek is de originele paginanummering zichtbaar gemaakt en geplaatst onderaan de pagina's. Als u zoekt naar een tekst-fragment dat door een paginanummer in - tween is gesplitst (of een woord, waardoor er een + tweeën is gesplitst (of een woord, waardoor er een afbreekstreepje bij komt) dan wordt het paginanummer genegeerd. ] @@ -3074,363 +3051,4 @@ in n graf werden bijgezet. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of De kleine Zwerveling, by D. P. 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