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If you are not located in the United States, you -will have to check the laws of the country where you are located before -using this eBook. - -Title: Sint Nikolaas en zijn knecht - -Author: Jan Schenkman - -Release Date: November 20, 2022 [eBook #69396] - -Language: Dutch - -Produced by: Jeroen Hellingman for Project Gutenberg - -*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK SINT NIKOLAAS EN ZIJN -KNECHT *** - - - - - - SINT NIKOLAAS - EN ZIJN - KNECHT. - - - DOOR - J. SCHENKMAN. - - - AMSTERDAM, - G. THEOD. BOM. - - - - - - - - - Jeugdige vriendjes! gaat vrolijk en blij, - Hier in dit boekje de prentjes beschouwen; - Leest er de versjes al lagchende bij, - (Immers dit kunt gij, zoo als wij vertrouwen.) - Ziet hoe Sint Niklaas zijn leven soms waagt, - Om u genoegen en vreugde te geven. - O, dat gij altijd zóó deugdzaam mogt leven, - Dat hij zich nimmer die moeite beklaagt. - - J. S. - - - - - - - - - AANKOMST VAN SINT NIKOLAAS. - - - Zie, ginds komt de Stoomboot - Uit Spanje weêr aan; - Zij brengt ons Sint Niklaas, - Ik zie hem reeds staan! - Hoe huppelt zijn paardje - Het dek op en neêr, - Hoe waaijen de wimpels - Al heen en al weêr! - Zijn knecht staat te lagchen, - En wenkt ons reeds toe: - „Wie zoet is krijgt lekkers, - „Wie stout was—een roê.” - - - - - - PLEGTIGE INTOGT VAN SINT NIKOLAAS. - - - Daar rijdt hij de stad door, - Op ’t prachtigst gekleed; - Zijn knecht draagt de geldkist - O, zie hoe hij zweet. - Het regent er bloemen, - Elk jubelt en juicht, - Terwijl zich Sint Niklaas - Op ’t vriendelijkst buigt. - Één echter verschuilt zich, - En tracht hem te ontvliên, - ’t Is Willem, een domoor, - Maar ’t wordt ras gezien. - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS BIJ DEN BANKETBAKKER. - - - Wat heerlijke Poppen! - Wat keurig banket - Staat hier voor de glazen, - Zoo sierlijk en net! - Wie trad er naar binnen? - O, gluur door die ruit! - De Bisschop koopt alles; - Zijn knecht draagt het uit. - ’t Zijn zakken vol lekkers, - En koeken er bij; - O, kreeg ik er ééntje - Wat was ik dan blij! - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS IN DEN BOEKWINKEL. - - - Wel hoe! kwam Sint Niklaas - Zoo waar nu weêr hier, - Om boekjes te koopen?— - Dat doet mij pleizier; - Want zie, dat ’s nog beter - Dan koek of banket; - Een boekje met prentjes - Geeft jaren lang pret. - O, vond ik er morgen - Maar een in mijn schoen! - ’k Gaf hem en zijn knecht dan - Een hand en een zoen. - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS OP DEN SCHOORSTEEN. - - - O, zie eens naar boven! - Maar schrik er niet van. - Wat ziet ge op dien schoorsteen? - Een paard en een’ man! - Ja zeker, hij is het! - Zijn knecht staat er bij; - Hij gluurt naar beneden, - Misschien wel naar mij! - Ik groet u, Sint Niklaas! - Houd vrij mij in ’t oog, - Graag kwam ik eens bij u, - Maar ’t dak is zoo hoog. - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS LUISTERT AAN DE DEUR. - - - Wie gluurt daar door ’t reetje? - De deur is niet digt! - ’t Is Niklaas, die luistert - Wat ieder verrigt. - Wie traag is in ’t leeren, - Of stout is of boos, - Sint Niklaas hoort alles, - Hij luistert altoos! - Hem kan men niet foppen, - Geloof mij opregt, - Wat hij niet gezien heeft, - Vertelt hem zijn knecht. - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS HOUDT BOEK. - - - Sint Niklaas, de Bisschop, - Schrijft hier in zijn boek, - Al wat hij gehoord heeft - Bij ’t jaarlijksch bezoek. - Wie zoet was of stout was, - Hij voegt het er bij; - Wat zou hij wel schrijven - Van u en van mij?— - O, vraag het zijn knecht eens, - Die maakt toch dit jaar. - Voor al, wie niet stout was, - De zakjes weêr klaar. - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS OP STROOIAVOND. - - - Het leeft in den schoorsteen, - Hoor, hoor dat geraas! - Hoe rollen hier de app’len, - ’t Is vast Sint Niklaas! - Maar neen... ’t Is zijn knechtje, - Dat zwart is van kleur; - Want ginds staat de Bisschop, - Voor de opene deur. - Zing spoedig een liedje, - Zie, zie, hoe hij gooit! - Hoe harder wij zingen, - Hoe ruimer hij strooit. - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS IN DE SCHOOL. - - - „Wel meester! hoe gaat het - „Met Mina en Koo?” - „„Ja waarde Sint Niklaas! - „„Dat is maar, zóó, zóó!”” - „Verdienen ze een prijsje - „Of zijn zij ’t niet waard?” - „„Zij zijn als al de and’ren, - „„Wat vrolijk van aard.” - „Welnu dan, wie stil is - „En vlijtig hier leert, - „Ziet, als ik terug kom, - „Een prijs zich vereerd.” - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS IN DE KINDERKAMER. - - - Een tafel vol speelgoed! - Wie had dit verwacht? - Nog nooit heeft Sint Niklaas - Zóó ruim ons bedacht. - Een zak Chocolaadjes! - Een mand vol banket! - Vier boeken met prentjes, - Zoo keurig en net! - En dan nog voor ieder - Een letter er bij! - O, was ieder kind, zoo - Gelukkig als wij! - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS BIJ GROOTMAMA. - - - Wel Grootma, wel Grootma! - Kijk, dat vind ik mooi! - Een tafel vol lekkers, - En dat voor wat hooi! - Hoe klein was mijn schoentje, - Hoe groot dit present! - En dan nog een boekje, - Een doos, en een prent! - Wel Grootma, wel Grootma! - O geef mij een zoen! - Ik breng, na een jaartje, - Op nieuw u mijn schoen. - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS BIJ EEN RIJK KIND. - - - „Sint Niklaas! kom binnen, - „Wat moois brengt gij mee? - „Graag had ik een boekje!.... - „„Ik schenk u er twee. - „„Het een zal u leeren, - „„Dat Godsvrucht en deugd - „„Meer waard zijn dan schatten, - „„De bron zijn van vreugd. - „„Het tweede toont klaar u, - „„Wat vreugd men geniet, - „„Zoo men van zijn’ rijkdom - „„Ook d’ armen iets biedt. - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS BIJ EEN’ SNOEPER. - - - De trommel is vol nog! - Geen mensch, die mij ziet; - Dus spoedig een koekje, - Dat mist men toch niet. - Help! Hemel, wat is dat, - Wie grijpt mij bij ’t oor? - O wee! ’t is Sint Niklaas, - Hoe raak ik er door! - Ach, Bisschop van Spanje! - Ach, laat mij maar gaan, - ’k Zal nooit aan den trommel - Mijn handen weêr slaan. - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS BIJ EEN ARM KIND. - - - Wel is het Sint Niklaas, - Maar ach! niet voor mij! - Vast gaat hij ons hutje - Stilzwijgend voorbij! - O, mogt hij er komen, - Dan kreeg ik toch iets! - Elk krijgt wat van avond, - Maar ik, helaas niets! - ’k Ben arm! ... maar wat zie ik? - Een pop van taai taai! - O foei!—en ik morde! - Neen, dat was niet fraai! - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS BIJ STOUTE KINDEREN. - - - Ei, ei, die Sint Niklaas - Is lang na niet mak! - Daar stopt hij twee knaapjes - Pardoes in zijn zak. - ’t Is loon vast naar werken, - En rijklijk verdiend. - Hij straft niet graag kindren, - Maar is hun een vriend. - O Bisschop! vergeef hun - Deez’ enkelen keer, - Schenk, schenk hun genade, - Zij doen het nooit weêr! - - - - - - ST. NIKOLAAS VERTREKT. - - - Sint Niklaas vertrekt weêr! - Gebruik slechts uw oog, - Daar stijgt hij op ’t paardje - Per Luchtbal omhoog. - Zijn knecht zit in ’t schuitje, - Maar rilt als een blad; - ’k Wed dat hij veel liever - In ’t Stoomschip weer zat! - De Bisschop lacht hartlijk, - En vreest geen gevaar; - Maar groet nog zijn vriendjes, - Tot ’t volgende jaar. - - - - - - -*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK SINT NIKOLAAS EN ZIJN -KNECHT *** - -Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions will -be renamed. - -Creating the works from print editions not protected by U.S. copyright -law means that no one owns a United States copyright in these works, -so the Foundation (and you!) can copy and distribute it in the -United States without permission and without paying copyright -royalties. 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