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-Title: Klimop
-       Drie verhalen voor jongens en meisjes
-
-Author: Suzanna Maria Andriessen
-
-Illustrator: Cornelis Koppenol
-
-Release Date: April 25, 2019 [EBook #59353]
-
-Language: Dutch
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@@ -74,7 +45,7 @@ HET SCHOOLFEEST.
 't Was heerlijk zomerweder. De lucht was zoo blauw als de korenbloemen
 die verscholen stonden tusschen het graan, en waarvan men zulke mooie
 kransen kan vlechten; het zonnetje maakte het bijna wat al te bont,
-want het zond zijn stralen zóó brandend warm naar beneden, dat de
+want het zond zijn stralen zóó brandend warm naar beneden, dat de
 menschen die op het land werkten telkens eens moesten ophouden om
 de zweetdruppels van hun gezicht te vegen;--maar onder de boomen,
 daar was het lekker!
@@ -109,7 +80,7 @@ nog meer, poesje?"
 "Ik dacht nog al dat je zoo op me gesteld waart," zeide Gustaaf
 lachend, want hij wist heel goed dat het juist omgekeerd was. "Ik
 wou juist eens met je praten over de pret die wij morgen zullen
-hebben,--maar 't is waar ook, je gaat niet mee, hé!"
+hebben,--maar 't is waar ook, je gaat niet mee, hé!"
 
 "'t Staat je al heel gemeen om me nu nog te komen plagen," barstte
 Nanni uit, en wierp zich voorover in het gras, terwijl zij haar best
@@ -139,7 +110,7 @@ Verbaasd keek onze jongeheer haar na, zonder evenwel een poging te
 doen om haar te volgen of in te halen; Nanni's gedrag scheen hem erg te
 verwonderen, en om zich te verzetten begon hij een deuntje te fluiten.
 
-"Hé, Gus, wat doe jij hier zoo alleen?" hoorde hij een oogenblik
+"Hé, Gus, wat doe jij hier zoo alleen?" hoorde hij een oogenblik
 later iemand zeggen; en omziende van waar die stem kwam, zag hij een
 allerliefst jong meisje naar hem toekomen, dat hem verwonderd aankeek.
 
@@ -154,7 +125,7 @@ al eten?"
 "Ja, heel gauw; maar ik denk, dat ik niet veel trek zal
 hebben!" antwoordde Rosa.
 
-"Hé, waarom niet?" vroeg Gustaaf verwonderd, want hij had altijd trek
+"Hé, waarom niet?" vroeg Gustaaf verwonderd, want hij had altijd trek
 in eten.
 
 "Wel, om het pleizier dat wij morgen zullen hebben!" riep Rosa uit,
@@ -431,7 +402,7 @@ oogen neer en zuchtte diep.
 ben," stotterde Nanni. "Ik dacht er heusch niet om."
 
 "Allemaal gekheid, kind," zeide de oude vrouw streng, "je zult het
-nog zóó maken, dat niemand meer van je houdt, en dan is het alleen
+nog zóó maken, dat niemand meer van je houdt, en dan is het alleen
 je eigen schuld."
 
 "Maar wat moet ik dan doen om anders te worden," vroeg Nanni
@@ -511,7 +482,7 @@ amandelen in leggen."
 
 "Of steentjes," merkte Gustaaf aan, die er ook bij was gekomen.
 
-"Hé, hoe flauw!" riep Mina uit, "dan wordt hij immers boos!"
+"Hé, hoe flauw!" riep Mina uit, "dan wordt hij immers boos!"
 
 "Juist, ik wou hem zoo graag eens hooren brullen," bekende Gustaaf.
 
@@ -563,7 +534,7 @@ ik wou toch, dat ze ook meeging!"
 
 "Ik niet!" riep Gustaaf uit.
 
-"Hé, waarom niet?" vroeg Rosa verwonderd.
+"Hé, waarom niet?" vroeg Rosa verwonderd.
 
 "Omdat ze altijd even driftig en onaardig is," zeide Gustaaf bedaard;
 "ze zou zeker elk oogenblik boos worden."
@@ -781,7 +752,7 @@ verlangde.
 "Wel neen," riep meester Struis uit. "Waarom vraag je dat?"
 
 "Och, ik dacht dat zij alles nadeden wat andere dieren doen, en dat
-er daarom van naäpen gesproken wordt," verklaarde deze kleine geleerde.
+er daarom van naäpen gesproken wordt," verklaarde deze kleine geleerde.
 
 "Mij dunkt, we moesten nu maar naar de apenkooi gaan," hernam de heer
 Ebels, na op zijn horloge gekeken te hebben; "daarna zullen wij een
@@ -798,10 +769,10 @@ vriendin Cato in; "dan zouden zij ons allen wel opeten."
 Schertsend en joelend bereikte ons troepje de apenkooi. Reeds een
 eind er vandaan hoorden zij de groote bel luiden, die midden in
 het hok hing, en zij begrepen natuurlijk eerst niet, waar dat gelui
-vandaan kwam. Dat was een gekrioel daar achter die traliën! 't Leek
+vandaan kwam. Dat was een gekrioel daar achter die traliën! 't Leek
 onze vriendinnetjes en vriendjes toe, alsof er wel honderd, of zooals
 Ko beweerde, duizend van die aardige, kleine springers in waren! Zij
-waren als water zoo vlug. Daar hing er één met zijn achterpooten te
+waren als water zoo vlug. Daar hing er één met zijn achterpooten te
 slingeren aan een ketting, die van het eene naar het andere einde
 was gespannen. Verbazend, wat ging dat vlug! Wip! Daar duikelde hij
 om, greep ook met zijn voorpooten den ketting en liep er zoo vlug
@@ -828,7 +799,7 @@ hij zag eensklaps den ruigen arm van een allerliefst zwart aapje
 naast zich verschijnen. Haastig stak hij den schelm een noot toe,
 en had het genoegen te zien, dat deze hem heel netjes kraakte en
 begon op te peuzelen, toen een andere, zoo vlug als een matroos,
-die uit den mast glijdt, langs de traliën naar beneden kwam, heel
+die uit den mast glijdt, langs de traliën naar beneden kwam, heel
 handig de noot wegpakte en er in een ommezien mee verdwenen was. Het
 kleine, zwarte aapje zat den dief een oogenblik verbaasd na te kijken,
 maar zeker bemerkte hij wel, dat deze te groot en te sterk was, om
@@ -961,7 +932,7 @@ oor zag, maar zij hield veel van plagen, die ondeugd!
 "En ben je toen gaan schreeuwen?" informeerde Cato.
 
 "Jij zoudt ook wel geschreeuwd hebben," antwoordde Gustaaf pijnlijk
-glimlachend. "Hè, ik voel die nagels nog!"
+glimlachend. "Hè, ik voel die nagels nog!"
 
 "Ik vind dat je niet eens erg geschreeuwd hebt," bekende Cato
 openhartig, "ik zou zeker een keel op hebben gezet, alsof ik vermoord
@@ -1021,14 +992,14 @@ mooier was."
 
 "'t Zou wat!" riep Ko. "Jullie denkt zeker, dat je zoo mooi bent,
 als... als..." een geschikte vergelijking wilde onzen jongen held niet
-invallen; hij zweeg ook maar, want hij zag dat de oogen van Cato zóó
+invallen; hij zweeg ook maar, want hij zag dat de oogen van Cato zóó
 spottend op hem gericht waren, dat hij wel begreep dat hij geducht
 door de meisjes zou geplaagd worden, als hij iets zeide.
 
 "Nu naar den olifant!" werd er geroepen, en daar die zijn hok er vlak
 naast had werd er geen tijd verloren. De oppasser van het groote dier
 was er bij, en toen deze zag hoeveel schik de jongelieden er in hadden,
-als hij zijn langen snuit door de traliën stak om amandelen en noten
+als hij zijn langen snuit door de traliën stak om amandelen en noten
 aan te nemen, die hem gegeven werden, besloot hij het dier nog meer
 kunsten te laten vertoonen.
 
@@ -1050,7 +1021,7 @@ voorpooten knielen, en ten laatste moest hij op een rond stuk hout
 met alle vier zijn pooten gaan staan.
 
 Toen die kunsten afgeloopen waren, waarnaar allen in stomme verbazing
-hadden staan kijken, stak de olifant zijn snuit weer door de traliën,
+hadden staan kijken, stak de olifant zijn snuit weer door de traliën,
 en nu legde de heer Ebels er een dubbeltje in, dat het dier heel
 netjes in 't bakje deed, dat aan den muur hing, nadat hij eerst het
 dekseltje had opgelicht.
@@ -1117,7 +1088,7 @@ Juist opende een der dieren den bek en onwillekeurig traden de kinderen
 een paar schreden achteruit, toen zij dien opengesperden muil boven
 het water zagen uitkomen.
 
-"Hè, hoe akelig," zeide Rosa huiverend.
+"Hè, hoe akelig," zeide Rosa huiverend.
 
 "Ik zou ze wel eens uit het water willen zien," zeide Gustaaf aan
 meester Struis. "Zouden ze er niet eens uitkomen?"
@@ -1253,7 +1224,7 @@ innig blijde dat haar lieveling zoo'n aangenamen dag had.
 Zooals wij weten, was Nanni naar het bosch gegaan en niet van zins bij
 vrouw Berens te komen, zooals zij deze beloofd had. Een poosje ging het
 haar heel naar den zin. Zij werd vroolijk, begon zachtjes een liedje
-te neuriën en was gelukkig; want er was niemand die haar plaagde of
+te neuriën en was gelukkig; want er was niemand die haar plaagde of
 onaardig tegen haar was. Zij behoefde zich boos noch driftig te maken,
 en als zij den ring, dien zij van baker gekregen had, niet aan haar
 vinger had gevoeld, dan zou zij zich hebben kunnen verbeelden dat
@@ -1266,7 +1237,7 @@ haar was, omdat zij haar tantes niet had gezegd wat er gebeurd was, en
 dapper wilde zij die straf dragen. Zij zocht en vond wat boschbessen,
 en daar die haar hielpen haar dorst te lesschen, was zij erg in haar
 schik en dwaalde nog wat verder af het bosch in. Nu hoorde zij niets
-meer van het dorp; hè, dáár zou zij wel willen wonen in een klein,
+meer van het dorp; hè, dáár zou zij wel willen wonen in een klein,
 lief huisje met vrouw Berens om het eten te koken. Zij moest maar
 niet aan eten denken, want dan kwam het water haar in den mond! Zij
 had sedert gisterenmiddag vier uren niets gebruikt: 's avonds had
@@ -1279,7 +1250,7 @@ oogen door het struikgewas zag glinsteren, die haar oplettend
 aanstaarden. Natuurlijk schrikte Nanni. Wie zou ook niet geschrikt
 zijn?
 
-Vóór zij het echter nog met zichzelf eens was, welken kant zij op zou
+Vóór zij het echter nog met zichzelf eens was, welken kant zij op zou
 loopen, kwam er eensklaps een kolossaal groote hond te voorschijn
 springen, die haar met zijn verstandige oogen smeekend aankeek en
 haar bij haar jurk trok.
@@ -1288,7 +1259,7 @@ Nanni begreep er niets van. Eensklaps begon de hond klagend te blaffen
 en al snuffelend om haar heen te loopen.
 
 "Wat scheelt er aan?" vroeg zij, hem over den kop streelend. "Kon je
-maar praten, dan kon je 't mij vertellen, hé! Heb je honger? Ik kan
+maar praten, dan kon je 't mij vertellen, hé! Heb je honger? Ik kan
 je niets geven, want ik heb ook honger, en bessen lust je niet!"
 
 Zoo babbelend met den hond was zij langzaam voortgeloopen en
@@ -1414,7 +1385,7 @@ kamerdeur had geopend.
 den grond gezet, en Nanni liep de oude vrouw te gemoet, die niet wist
 of zij haar oogen durfde vertrouwen.
 
-"Ben jij toch hier kind?" riep zij uit, vóórdat Nanni nog iets kon
+"Ben jij toch hier kind?" riep zij uit, vóórdat Nanni nog iets kon
 zeggen. "Foei wat ben je een ondeugende meid!"
 
 "Och, baker, wees nu niet zoo boos," smeekte Nanni; "ik heb een
@@ -1607,7 +1578,7 @@ gezien!"
 
 "Die schrok, ze eet alles weer alleen op!"
 
-"Ik wou dat ze er zich zóó in verslikte, dat ze in geen acht dagen
+"Ik wou dat ze er zich zóó in verslikte, dat ze in geen acht dagen
 kon eten!"
 
 "Zoo'n gulzigaard!"
@@ -1664,7 +1635,7 @@ toch niet zoo flauw, kind, om te doen alsof je mij niet begrijpt!"
 "Maak nu geen ruzie, Jeanne," riep Mies; "je kunt ook volstrekt niet
 tegen plagen!"
 
-"Jij zeker wel, hè wijsneus!" riep Jeanne uit, terwijl zij Mies eens
+"Jij zeker wel, hè wijsneus!" riep Jeanne uit, terwijl zij Mies eens
 flink aan haar lange vlecht trok, waarvoor deze haar tot straf in
 haar kuiten kneep.
 
@@ -1714,7 +1685,7 @@ Nu moet ge weten, dat de klasse der meisjes die wij ontmoet hebben,
 niet groot was, en dat zij daardoor nog al erg op elkander gesteld
 waren,--al kibbelden zij soms ook geducht.
 
-Zij hadden, vóór Nora op school kwam, met elkander afgesproken, dat
+Zij hadden, vóór Nora op school kwam, met elkander afgesproken, dat
 elk die van huis wat lekkers gestuurd kreeg, appelen, koek, of wat
 dan ook, dat getrouw met de anderen zou deelen, en niets stilletjes
 opeten. De onderwijzeres die dit wist, keurde het zeer goed, daar
@@ -1734,7 +1705,7 @@ natuurlijk niet gewend om van het hare mee te deelen aan anderen.
 Niet dat zij wezenlijk zoo schrokkig was, als de andere meisjes
 dachten, maar zij vond het hard, dat zij zich aan een bepaling zou
 moeten onderwerpen, die zij niet mee verzonnen had; bovendien meende
-zij, dat haar mama dat lekkers voor haar, haar alléén stuurde en niet
+zij, dat haar mama dat lekkers voor haar, haar alléén stuurde en niet
 om er anderen het grootste gedeelte van te laten opsmullen.
 
 Op die manier had onze Nora gedacht, en langzamerhand was zij tot
@@ -1750,7 +1721,7 @@ slaapzaal van ons zestal werd gebracht, waar Nora zich bevond.
 "Doe gauw open, Nora!" riep Jeanne brandende van nieuwsgierigheid uit.
 
 "Daar is een schaar," voegde Kee er bij, terwijl zij er haar een
-met één punt overreikte; "zij knipt goed, als je er maar voorzichtig
+met één punt overreikte; "zij knipt goed, als je er maar voorzichtig
 mee bent!"
 
 "Mies! Jet!" riep Jeanne aan de deur gaande staan. "Komt gauw hier,
@@ -1795,7 +1766,7 @@ je nu niet?"
 "Ik ben niet van plan om mijn lekkers (zij drukte op dat woordje mijn)
 te verdeelen," zeide Nora langzaam.
 
-"Hé, waarom niet?" riep Mies verwonderd uit.
+"Hé, waarom niet?" riep Mies verwonderd uit.
 
 "Daarom niet," zeide Nora; "ik wil van jullie lekkers ook niets hebben,
 en geef jullie niets van het mijne!"
@@ -2155,7 +2126,7 @@ Jo sprong er in, en Jet en Jeanne hadden juist tijd om op den rand
 te gaan zitten, toen de deur van het kabinetje open werd geduwd en
 de juffrouw binnenkwam.
 
-"Hé, meisjes, al op!" zeide zij verwonderd... "Hoe kom jullie zoo
+"Hé, meisjes, al op!" zeide zij verwonderd... "Hoe kom jullie zoo
 vlug?"
 
 "Och, juffrouw, de zon heeft ons uit bed geschenen," zeide Jet.
@@ -2314,7 +2285,7 @@ juist, toen wij door de schutting waren gekropen."
 "En hebt je wat?" vroeg Kee nieuwsgierig.
 
 "Wel zeker, een zakje vol," antwoordde Jeanne triomfeerend. "Wij
-moeten vóór het speeluur zien, dat we naar boven komen en dan een
+moeten vóór het speeluur zien, dat we naar boven komen en dan een
 van allen Nora aan den praat houden."
 
 "Dat zal ik wel doen," riep Jo uit: "ik zal haar vragen, of ze mij
@@ -2509,7 +2480,7 @@ gooide de dekens zoo ver van zich af, als zij kon: 't was warm weder,
 en dus begrijpt ge, dat zij niets op dat dek gesteld was. Uit bed
 durfde zij echter niet komen, want zij vreesde dat de juffrouw nog
 wel eens boven zou komen kijken. Zuchtend en pruttelend zat zij dus
-met de knieën tegen haar kin gedrukt en haar armen er omheen.
+met de knieën tegen haar kin gedrukt en haar armen er omheen.
 
 "Maar, Kee, ben je nu niet verstandiger om zoo te woelen!" riep de
 juffrouw, die terugkwam met een kopje warme lindebloesemthee in de
@@ -2563,7 +2534,7 @@ maar een klein stukje wildet nemen, zou ik het prettig vinden!"
 "Maar ik niet!" riep Kee uit, denkende aan de sjalappenpoeder. "Eet
 jij zelf je appelbollen maar op!"
 
-"Hé, hoe weet je, dat er appelbollen bij waren?" vroeg Nora verwonderd.
+"Hé, hoe weet je, dat er appelbollen bij waren?" vroeg Nora verwonderd.
 
 "Och, dat denk ik maar zoo," zeide Kee verlegen, omdat zij zich zoo
 verpraat had. "Waren er dan geen appelbollen bij?"
@@ -2658,7 +2629,7 @@ al die snoeperij."
 "Kom, jij lust het ook wel!" riep Nora ongeloovig uit. "Zoo gek zal
 ik niet zijn!"
 
-"Nu, ik wil ze niet hebben," hernam Kee; "ik heb er aan één genoeg!"
+"Nu, ik wil ze niet hebben," hernam Kee; "ik heb er aan één genoeg!"
 
 "Dan zal ik vragen, of Jet, Mies, Jeanne en Jo er ieder een willen
 hebben!" riep Nora eensklaps uit. "Als we naar bed gaan, zal ik
@@ -2783,7 +2754,7 @@ iets hebben?"
 dokter van Beek sturen," hernam mevrouw.
 
 Dokter van Beek kwam al, toen de overige leerlingen nog aan het
-ontbijt zaten, en had de patiënte oplettend waargenomen en verscheidene
+ontbijt zaten, en had de patiënte oplettend waargenomen en verscheidene
 vragen gedaan.
 
 Op de groote slaapzaal gekomen, zeide mevrouw Beerman:
@@ -2857,7 +2828,7 @@ gerustgesteld, en ging zij gauw naar beneden.
 "Wat is er van uw dienst?" vroeg zij, toen zij de spreekkamer
 binnenkwam.
 
-"Och mevrouw, 't was heusch niet exprès, en 't was erg dom van mij,"
+"Och mevrouw, 't was heusch niet exprès, en 't was erg dom van mij,"
 begon hij stotterend, "maar..."
 
 "Wat dan?" vroeg mevrouw Beerman verwonderd.
@@ -2878,7 +2849,7 @@ kostleerlingen van mij!"
 "Juist, mevrouw," antwoordde hij, "en 't eene meisje vooral was erg
 vroolijk, want zij lachte aldoor. Misschien lachte zij mij wel uit,
 denkt u ook niet, mevrouw? Of 't kon ook om den patroon zijn, die met
-de slaapmuts op om den hoek kwam kijken! Dat was erg gek van hem, hé?"
+de slaapmuts op om den hoek kwam kijken! Dat was erg gek van hem, hé?"
 
 "Als je me nu niet gauw zegt, wat je te vertellen hebt dan verzoek
 ik je vriendelijk mij niet langer op te houden," riep mevrouw Beerman
@@ -3141,7 +3112,7 @@ oogenblik.... "en ze hebben eigenlijk wel gelijk."
 haar mama, die er niets van begreep.
 
 Nu kwam het verhaal. Nora vertelde getrouw en naar waarheid alles
-zooals het gebeurd was, en vooral de scène, toen de trommel voor
+zooals het gebeurd was, en vooral de scène, toen de trommel voor
 't eerst was gekomen. Haar mama zette groote oogen op, en kon in
 't eerst maar niet gelooven, dat haar dochtertje zoo onaardig was
 geweest. 't Speet haar erg, daar kunt gij op aan!
@@ -3275,7 +3246,7 @@ PAUL EN LENA.
 "Kom, Cesar, doe je best nu eens, en leer dit kunstje; dat
 vinden de menschen zeker aardig en dan krijg jij een appel of
 een vijg, en ik wat centen! Je lust immers zoo graag allerlei
-snoeperij, kleine schelm! Komaan dan... één.. twee.. drie,--nu
+snoeperij, kleine schelm! Komaan dan... één.. twee.. drie,--nu
 er over en dan 't stukje hout als een geweer onder je armen;
 bravo... marcheeren... marcheeren... Zoo gaat het goed, Cesar; ga nu
 maar in de zon uitrusten; morgen gaan we er op uit!"
@@ -3404,7 +3375,7 @@ er altijd zoo gauw uit."
 heb."
 
 "Dat 's niet waar," riep Paul vol vuur uit. "Dat doet zeker die nare
-Jan Dekker. Ik vind je haar ook wàt mooi."
+Jan Dekker. Ik vind je haar ook wàt mooi."
 
 "Dat vind ik prettig," hernam Lena, met een zucht van genoegen;
 "dan kan 't mij ook niets schelen, wat de anderen zeggen."
@@ -3552,7 +3523,7 @@ troosten; "je zult het wel aardig vinden, als je binnen bent."
 
 Voorzichtig pakten beiden het meisje nu op en droegen haar zoo
 handig de stoep op en de deur in, dat zij waarlijk bijna geen pijn
-gevoelde. Een oogenblik later lag zij op een gemakkelijke canapé
+gevoelde. Een oogenblik later lag zij op een gemakkelijke canapé
 in de kamer, waar mevrouw Doornhof en haar dochtertjes waren, en
 bemerkte nu dat zij 't veel beter had, dan wanneer zij op de stoep
 was blijven liggen.
@@ -3966,7 +3937,7 @@ vertelde wat er gebeurd was," zeide vrouw Wenzel, naast het ledekantje
 gaande zitten. "Nu, ik zal je dikwijls op komen zoeken, kindlief;
 mevrouw heeft gezegd dat ik mocht komen, zoo dikwijls als ik wilde."
 
-"Hè dat is heerlijk, moedertje," zeide Lena, met een zucht van
+"Hè dat is heerlijk, moedertje," zeide Lena, met een zucht van
 verlichting, want zij was erg bang geweest dat zij haar moeder bijna
 nooit zou zien.
 
@@ -4084,7 +4055,7 @@ had gehoord, binnenkwam, zij haar handen ineensloeg van verbazing.
 
 "Kinderen, is dat nu een geweld, dat in een ziekenkamer te pas
 komt!" riep zij uit, naar het ledekant van Lena gaande. "'t Is goed,
-om de patiënte de koorts te doen krijgen."
+om de patiënte de koorts te doen krijgen."
 
 "Lena begon zelf te zingen," verdedigde Elsa zich, "en toen zijn wij
 voor de gezelligheid mee gaan doen."
@@ -4258,7 +4229,7 @@ verdwenen, voordat Tom bij hem kwam.
 Op dit oogenblik kwam Elsa vroolijk naar boven, zij had allerlei
 lekkers voor Cesar, weinig denkende, dat het arme dier slaag had gehad.
 
-"Hé, Tom en Lina, dat tref je!" riep zij uit. "Paul is er met zijn
+"Hé, Tom en Lina, dat tref je!" riep zij uit. "Paul is er met zijn
 aap en zal hem kunsten laten doen."
 
 "Loop naar de maan!" bromde Tom, en wilde haar voorbij dringen en de
@@ -4334,7 +4305,7 @@ gedronken had.
 
 "Paul is een nare jongen en Cesar een nare aap!" riep Elsa uit.
 
-"Hé, hoe komt het, dat je ze naar vindt?" vroeg Lena verwonderd.
+"Hé, hoe komt het, dat je ze naar vindt?" vroeg Lena verwonderd.
 
 "Hij is stilletjes weggegaan," vertelde Elsa verontwaardigd, "en ik
 had mijn eigen kwartje nog al gegeven om vijgen voor Cesar te koopen!"
@@ -4396,7 +4367,7 @@ de dekens."
 
 "Durf je niet drinken?" vroeg mijnheer verwonderd.
 
-"Jawel, mijnheer, wèl drinken," zeide Betje verontwaardigd, "maar
+"Jawel, mijnheer, wèl drinken," zeide Betje verontwaardigd, "maar
 niet naar bed gaan!"
 
 "Kom, Betje, vertel mij dan eens, wat er gebeurd is," zeide mevrouw,
@@ -4565,7 +4536,7 @@ deftig.
 "Waarom kom je dan hier?" hernam Lina scherp. "Met katten zou ik niet
 willen spelen, als ik jou was!"
 
-"Met apen ook niet, hé!" sarde Tom.
+"Met apen ook niet, hé!" sarde Tom.
 
 "Als je me nog langer plaagt dan zal ik aan ma vertellen, wat je
 gedaan hebt," gilde Lina.
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