Moderne schelmen (Indië in Den Haag): Oorspronkelijke roman
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Linked episodes set between a colonial outpost and the Dutch metropolis portray the lives of hotel guests and neighbors whose private affairs—romantic tensions, domestic anxieties, illness and rumors of poisoning—unfold amid hot, claustrophobic interiors and busy corridors. The narrative alternates close psychological observation with dense sensory detail, registering social manners, petty rivalries and moments of tenderness. Through interwoven scenes the work examines loyalty, vulnerability and the strains of family and expectation, moving calmly between everyday banality and quiet crisis.
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