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And I think that some day I shall have to make another, larger, book, to tell you more about Tom Kitten!

En ik denk dat ik op een dag een ander, groter boek zal moeten maken, om u meer te vertellen over Tom Kitten!

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As for the Puddle-Ducks--they went into a pond.

Wat de Puddle-Ducks betreft -- zij gingen een vijver in.

The clothes all came off directly, because there were no buttons.

De kleren vielen er meteen allemaal af, omdat er geen knopen waren.

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And Mr. Drake Puddle-Duck, and Jemima and Rebeccah, have been looking for them ever since.

En meneer Drake Puddle-Duck, en Jemima en Rebeccah, zijn ze sindsdien blijven zoeken.

Vocabulary

denk
Think; first person present tense of 'denken'.
dag
Day; a 24-hour period of time.
ander
Other, another; referring to a different thing.
groter
Bigger, larger; comparative form of 'groot'.
boek
Book; a written or printed literary work.
zal
Will; auxiliary verb expressing future tense.
moeten
Must, have to; modal verb expressing obligation.
maken
Make, create; to produce or construct something.
u
You; formal second person singular pronoun.
meer
More; comparative adverb indicating greater quantity.
vertellen
To tell, to narrate; sharing information or stories.
Kitten
Kitten; a young cat, used here as a name.
Illustratie
Illustration; a picture or drawing in a book.
betreft
Concerns, regards; third person singular of 'betreffen'.
zij
They or she; third person pronoun in Dutch.
gingen
Went; past tense plural of the verb 'gaan'.
vijver
Pond; a small body of still water.
kleren
Clothes, clothing; garments worn on the body.
vielen
Fell; past tense plural of the verb 'vallen'.
er
There; locative pronoun used in Dutch sentences.
meteen
Immediately, right away; without any delay.
allemaal
All, everyone; referring to an entire group.
af
Off, down; separable verb particle indicating removal.
omdat
Because; subordinating conjunction giving a reason.
geen
No, none; negating the existence of something.
knopen
Buttons; small fasteners used to close clothing.
waren
Were; past tense plural of the verb 'zijn'.
meneer
Mister, sir; formal title for addressing a man.
Drake
Drake; a male duck, used here as a name.
zijn
Are, to be; also possessive pronoun meaning 'his'.
sindsdien
Since then, ever since; from that moment onward.
blijven
To stay, to keep; to continue doing something.
zoeken
To search, to look for; seeking something lost.
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