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A Room With A View

전망 좋은 방

By E. M. Forster

E. M. 포스터 저

CONTENTS

목차

Part One.

제1부.

Chapter I. The Bertolini

제1장. 베르톨리니 호텔

Chapter II. In Santa Croce with No Baedeker

제2장. 바에데커 없이 산타 크로체에서

Chapter III. Music, Violets, and the Letter "S"

제3장. 음악, 제비꽃, 그리고 "S"라는 글자

Chapter IV. Fourth Chapter

제4장. 네 번째 장

Chapter V. Possibilities of a Pleasant Outing

제5장. 즐거운 소풍의 가능성

Chapter VI. The Reverend Arthur Beebe, the Reverend Cuthbert Eager, Mr. Emerson, Mr. George Emerson, Miss Eleanor Lavish, Miss Charlotte Bartlett, and Miss Lucy Honeychurch Drive Out in Carriages to See a View; Italians Drive Them

제6장. 아서 비비 목사, 커스버트 이거 목사, 에머슨 씨, 조지 에머슨 씨, 엘리너 래비시 양, 샬럿 바틀릿 양, 그리고 루시 허니처치 양이 마차를 타고 경치를 보러 나가다; 이탈리아인들이 그들을 몰다

Chapter VII. They Return

제7장. 그들이 돌아오다

Part Two.

제2부.

Chapter VIII. Medieval

제8장. 중세적

Chapter IX. Lucy As a Work of Art

제9장. 예술 작품으로서의 루시

Chapter X. Cecil as a Humourist

제10장. 유머리스트로서의 세실

Chapter XI. In Mrs. Vyse's Well-Appointed Flat

제11장. 바이스 부인의 잘 꾸며진 아파트에서

Chapter XII. Twelfth Chapter

제12장. 열두 번째 장

Chapter XIII. How Miss Bartlett's Boiler Was So Tiresome

제13장. 바틀릿 양의 보일러가 얼마나 성가셨는가

Chapter XIV. How Lucy Faced the External Situation Bravely

제14장. 루시가 외부 상황에 용감하게 맞서다

Chapter XV. The Disaster Within

제15장. 내면의 재앙

Chapter XVI. Lying to George

제16장. 조지에게 거짓말하기

Chapter XVII. Lying to Cecil

제17장. 세실에게 거짓말하기

Chapter XVIII. Lying to Mr. Beebe, Mrs. Honeychurch, Freddy, and The Servants

제18장. 비비 씨, 허니처치 부인, 프레디, 그리고 하인들에게 거짓말하기

Chapter XIX. Lying to Mr. Emerson

제19장. 에머슨 씨에게 거짓말하기

Chapter XX.

제20장.

Vocabulary

삽화
saphwa — Illustration or picture included within a book
전망
jeonmang — View, outlook, or prospect of a scene
좋은
jo-eun — Good, nice, or pleasant in quality
bang — Room inside a building or house
포스터
poseuteo — Poster, a printed promotional or decorative sheet
jeo — I or me, humble first-person pronoun
목차
mokcha — Table of contents listing chapters or sections
je — A prefix meaning 'number' used before ordinals
bu — Part or section of a larger work
jang — Chapter or section within a book
호텔
hotel — Hotel, a commercial establishment offering lodging
없이
eopsi — Without something, lacking a particular thing
에서
eseo — From or at a location, a place particle
음악
eumak — Music, organized sound as an art form
제비꽃
jebikkot — Violet flower, a small purple wildflower
그리고
geurigo — And, a conjunction connecting words or clauses
라는
raneun — Called or named, a relative clause marker
글자
geulja — Letter or character of a written alphabet
ne — Four, the number four in Korean
번째
beonjjae — Ordinal suffix meaning '-th' as in fourth
즐거운
jeulgeoun — Enjoyable, fun, or pleasurable in nature
소풍
sopung — Picnic or outdoor excursion for leisure
가능성
ganeungseong — Possibility or potential for something to happen
목사
moksa — Pastor or minister of a Christian church
ssi — Mr., Ms., or honorific title after a name
마차를
machareul — Carriage, horse-drawn vehicle, object marker attached
타고
tago — Riding or getting on a vehicle
경치를
gyeongchireul — Scenery or landscape, with object marker attached
보러
boreo — In order to see or look at something
나가다
nagada — To go out or exit to the outside
몰다
molda — To drive or herd animals or a vehicle
돌아오다
doraoda — To return or come back to a place
중세적
jungsejeok — Medieval, relating to the Middle Ages period
예술
yesul — Art, creative expression in various forms
작품
jakpum — Work of art, literary or artistic creation
으로서의
euroseoeui — As or in the capacity of something
로서의
roseoeui — As or in the role of, a particle
jal — Well, skillfully, or in a good manner
꾸며진
kkumyeojin — Decorated or furnished in an elaborate way
아파트
apateu — Apartment, a residential unit in a building
열두
yeoldu — Twelve, the number twelve in Korean
보일러가
boilleoga — Boiler, a heating device, subject marker attached
얼마나
eolmana — How much or how, used in exclamations or questions
성가셨는가
seonggasyeonneunka — How troublesome or annoying something was
외부
oebu — External or outside, referring to the outer side
상황
sanghwang — Situation or circumstances surrounding an event
e — At, to, or in, a location or time particle
용감하게
yonggamhage — Bravely or courageously, in a bold manner
맞서다
matseoda — To confront or stand up against something
내면
naemyeon — Inner self, interior or internal aspect of mind
재앙
jaeang — Disaster or calamity, a great misfortune
에게
ege — To someone, a dative particle for persons
거짓말하기
geojitmalhagi — The act of telling lies or being deceptive
하인들
haindelul — Servants or domestic workers, plural form
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