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English → Korean CHAPTER I. Level 8/10

It is likely enough that in the rough outhouses of some tillers of the heavy lands adjacent to Paris, there were sheltered from the weather that very day, rude carts, bespattered with rustic mire, snuffed about by pigs, and roosted in by poultry, which the Farmer, Death, had already set apart to be his tumbrils of the Revolution.

파리 인근의 무거운 땅을 경작하는 일부 농부들의 허름한 헛간 안에는, 바로 그날, 시골의 진흙투성이로 뒤덮이고 돼지들이 킁킁거리며 냄새를 맡고 가금류가 깃들어 쉬는 투박한 수레들이 날씨를 피해 보관되어 있었을 것이 분명하며, 그 수레들은 농부인 죽음이 이미 혁명의 짐수레로 쓰기 위해 따로 마련해 둔 것들이었다.

But that Woodman and that Farmer, though they work unceasingly, work silently, and no one heard them as they went about with muffled tread: the rather, forasmuch as to entertain any suspicion that they were awake, was to be atheistical and traitorous.

그러나 그 나무꾼과 그 농부는 쉬지 않고 일하면서도 묵묵히 일하였고, 그들이 발소리를 죽이며 돌아다닐 때 아무도 그들의 소리를 듣지 못하였다. 더욱이 그들이 깨어 있다는 어떠한 의심을 품는 것 자체가 신을 부정하고 반역을 저지르는 일로 여겨졌기 때문이다.

In England, there was scarcely an amount of order and protection to justify much national boasting.

영국에서는 국가적 자랑을 정당화할 만한 질서와 보호가 거의 갖추어져 있지 않았다.

Vocabulary

파리
pari — Flies (insects); or Paris (city name)
인근의
ingeun-ui — Nearby, neighboring, of the vicinity
무거운
mugeoun — Heavy, weighty, burdensome
땅을
ttang-eul — Land, ground, soil (object marker form)
경작하는
gyeongjakhaneun — Cultivating, farming, tilling the land
일부
ilbu — A part, portion, some of something
농부들의
nongbudeul-ui — Of the farmers, belonging to farmers
허름한
heoреumhan — Shabby, rundown, dilapidated in appearance
헛간
heotgan — Barn, shed, storage outbuilding on farm
안에는
ane-neun — Inside, within (topic marker form)
바로
baro — Right, directly, exactly, immediately
그날
geunal — That day, on that particular day
시골의
sigol-ui — Of the countryside, rural area's
진흙투성이로
jinheuktuseong-iro — Covered in mud, in a muddy state
뒤덮이고
dwideopigo — Being covered over, blanketed with something
돼지들이
dwaejideul-i — Pigs (subject marker form), the pigs
냄새를
naemsaereul — Smell, scent, odor (object marker form)
맡고
matgo — Sniffing, smelling, detecting a scent
가금류가
gageumnyuga — Poultry, domesticated fowl (subject marker form)
깃들어
gitdeureo — Roosting, nestling, settling into a place
쉬는
swineun — Resting, taking a break, reposing
투박한
tubakhan — Crude, rough, unrefined, coarse in form
수레들이
suredeul-i — Carts, wagons (subject marker form)
날씨를
nalssireul — Weather (object marker form), the weather
피해
pihae — Avoiding, escaping from, sheltering from something
보관되어
bogwandoeео — Being stored, kept, preserved in a place
있었을
isseosseul — Would have been, must have existed (past presumptive)
것이
geosi — Thing, fact (subject marker form)
분명하며
bunmyeonghameо — Being clear, obvious, and evident
geu — That, the (demonstrative modifier)
수레들은
suredeul-eun — The carts, wagons (topic marker form)
농부인
nongbu-in — Who is a farmer, being a farmer
죽음이
jugeum-i — Death (subject marker form), death itself
이미
imi — Already, by now, previously
혁명의
hyeongmyeong-ui — Of the revolution, revolutionary
짐수레로
jimsureo — As a cart for carrying loads or cargo
쓰기
sseugi — Using, writing; for the purpose of use
위해
wihae — For the sake of, in order to
따로
ttaro — Separately, apart, set aside distinctly
마련해
maryeonhae — Having prepared, arranged, set something aside
dun — Having placed or set aside for later
그러나
geureona — However, but, nevertheless
나무꾼과
namukkunga — And the woodcutter, together with the woodcutter
농부는
nongbu-neun — The farmer (topic marker form)
쉬지
swiji — Without resting, not taking a break
않고
anko — Without doing, not doing and continuing
일하면서도
ilhamyeonseodo — Even while working, working and yet still
묵묵히
mukmuki — Silently, without complaint, quietly and steadily
일하였고
ilhayeotgo — Worked, labored and (continued)
그들이
geudeul-i — They (subject marker form)
발소리를
balssorireul — Footsteps, sound of feet (object marker)
죽이며
jugimeо — Suppressing, muffling, deadening (sound or breath)
돌아다닐
doradanil — Moving about, wandering around, roaming
ttae — Time, moment, when
아무도
amudo — Nobody, no one at all
그들의
geudeul-ui — Their, belonging to them
소리를
sorireul — Sound, noise (object marker form)
듣지
deutji — Hear, listen (base for negation)
못하였다
mothayeotda — Was unable to, could not do
더욱이
deoug-i — Moreover, furthermore, what is more
깨어
kkaeeo — Having awakened, being awake, waking up
있다는
itdaneun — That one is awake or present (quoted)
어떠한
eoddeohan — Any kind of, any sort of, whatever
의심을
uisim-eul — Suspicion, doubt (object marker form)
품는
Harboring, holding, nurturing a feeling
geot — Thing, fact, something
자체가
jachega — Itself, the very thing itself (subject marker)
신을
sin-eul — God (object marker form)
부정하고
bujeonghago — Denying, negating, and rejecting something
반역을
banyeok-eul — Treason, rebellion (object marker form)
저지르는
jeojireuneun — Committing, perpetrating a wrongful act
일로
illo — As an act of, regarded as a deed
여겨졌기
yeogyeojyeotgi — Because it was considered, regarded as such
때문이다
ttaemun-ida — It is because, the reason being
영국에서는
Yeongguk-eseoneun — In England, as for in Britain
국가적
gukgajeok — National, of or relating to the nation
자랑을
jarang-eul — Pride, boast (object marker form)
정당화할
jeongdanghwahal — To justify, to legitimize (future modifier form)
만한
manhan — Worth, deserving of, sufficient to
질서와
jilseoawa — Order and, discipline and (with conjunction)
보호가
bohoga — Protection (subject marker form)
거의
geoui — Almost, nearly, hardly, scarcely
갖추어져
gatchueojeо — Being equipped with, having been established
있지
itji — Exist, be present (base for negation)
않았다
anassda — Did not, was not, negation of past action
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