A Tale of Two Cities — Page 10
It could scarcely be called a trade, in spite of his favourite description of himself as "a honest tradesman."
그가 자신을 "정직한 상인"이라고 즐겨 묘사했음에도 불구하고, 그것은 거의 장사라고 부르기 어려웠다.
His stock consisted of a wooden stool, made out of a broken-backed chair cut down, which stool, young Jerry, walking at his father's side, carried every morning to beneath the banking-house window that was nearest Temple Bar: where, with the addition of the first handful of straw that could be gleaned from any passing vehicle to keep the cold and wet from the odd-job-man's feet, it formed the encampment for the day.
그의 재산이라고는 등받이가 부러진 의자를 잘라 만든 나무 걸상 하나뿐이었는데, 어린 제리가 매일 아침 아버지 곁에서 걸으며 그 걸상을 템플 바에서 가장 가까운 은행 건물 창문 아래까지 날랐다. 그곳에서 지나가는 마차에서 긁어모을 수 있는 첫 한 줌의 짚을 더해 허드렛일꾼의 발을 추위와 습기로부터 보호하면서, 그것이 하루의 야영지를 이루었다.
On this post of his, Mr. Cruncher was as well known to Fleet-street and the Temple, as the Bar itself,--and was almost as in-looking.
이 자리에서 크런처 씨는 플리트 가와 템플에 바 자체만큼이나 잘 알려져 있었으며, 거의 그만큼이나 안을 들여다보는 듯한 인상을 주었다.
Encamped at a quarter before nine, in good time to touch his three-cornered hat to the oldest of men as they passed in to Tellson's, Jerry took up his station on this windy March morning, with young Jerry standing by him, when not engaged in making forays through the Bar, to inflict bodily and mental injuries of an acute description on passing boys who were small enough for his amiable purpose.
9시 15분 전에 자리를 잡아, 텔슨 은행으로 들어오는 연로한 신사들에게 삼각 모자를 눌러 인사할 만반의 준비를 갖추고서, 제리는 이 바람 부는 3월 아침에 자신의 자리에 섰다. 어린 제리는 바를 통해 돌격을 감행하여 자신의 유쾌한 목적에 맞을 만큼 작은 지나가는 소년들에게 심각한 신체적, 정신적 피해를 입히는 일에 몰두하지 않을 때면 아버지 곁에 서 있었다.
Father and son, extremely like each other, looking silently on at the morning traffic in Fleet-street, with their two heads as near to one another as the two eyes of each were, bore a considerable resemblance to a pair of monkeys.
서로 몹시 닮은 부자는 두 사람의 머리가 각자의 두 눈만큼이나 가까이 맞붙은 채 플리트 가의 아침 행인들을 말없이 바라보며, 한 쌍의 원숭이를 상당히 닮아 있었다.
Vocabulary
- 자신을
- jasineul — Oneself (object form of oneself)
- 정직한
- jeongjikhan — Honest, upright, truthful in character
- 상인
- sangin — Merchant, trader, person who sells goods
- 이라고
- irago — Quotation particle meaning 'called' or 'as'
- 즐겨
- jeulgyeo — Gladly, habitually, with enjoyment
- 묘사했음에도
- myosahaeseumedo — Even though (he) described or depicted
- 불구하고
- bulguhago — Despite, regardless of, in spite of
- 거의
- geoui — Almost, nearly, barely, scarcely
- 장사라고
- jangsarago — Called trade or business, commerce
- 부르기
- bureugi — Calling, naming something as something
- 어려웠다
- eoryeoweotda — Was difficult, was hard to do
- 재산이라고는
- jaesaniragoneun — As for what could be called property or assets
- 등받이가
- deungbadiga — The backrest (of a chair)
- 부러진
- bureojin — Broken, snapped off, fractured
- 의자를
- uijareul — Chair (object marker attached)
- 잘라
- jalla — Cutting, severing a piece off something
- 만든
- mandeun — Made, crafted, constructed from material
- 나무
- namu — Wood, tree, wooden material
- 걸상
- geolsang — A stool, simple wooden seat without back
- 하나뿐이었는데
- hanaппуниеонneunde — There was only one, nothing else
- 어린
- eorin — Young, little, youthful in age
- 매일
- maeil — Every day, daily, each day
- 아침
- achim — Morning, breakfast time of day
- 아버지
- abeoji — Father, dad, male parent
- 곁에서
- gyeoteseo — From beside, next to, at the side of
- 걸으며
- georeumyeo — While walking, walking alongside someone
- 걸상을
- geolsangeul — The stool (object marker attached)
- 바에서
- baeseo — From the bar, at the bar area
- 가장
- gajang — Most, the most, to the greatest degree
- 가까운
- gakkaun — Nearest, closest in distance or proximity
- 은행
- eunhaeng — Bank, financial institution for money
- 건물
- geonmul — Building, structure, constructed edifice
- 창문
- changmun — Window, glass pane in a wall
- 아래까지
- araekaji — Down to, all the way below something
- 날랐다
- nallatda — Carried, transported something to a place
- 그곳에서
- geugoteseo — At that place, from that location
- 지나가는
- jinaganeun — Passing by, going past in motion
- 마차에서
- machaeseo — From a carriage, horse-drawn vehicle
- 긁어모을
- geulgeomoeul — To scrape together, gather by scraping
- 수
- su — Ability, possibility to do something
- 첫
- cheot — First, initial, the very first
- 줌의
- jumui — Of a handful, a fistful of something
- 짚을
- jibeul — Straw, hay, dried stalks of grain
- 더해
- deohae — Adding to, supplementing with more
- 허드렛일꾼의
- heodeuretilkkunui — Of an odd-job worker, menial laborer
- 발을
- bareul — Feet (object marker attached)
- 추위와
- chuwiwa — Cold weather and, the cold plus
- 습기로부터
- seupgirobuta — From dampness, from moisture and humidity
- 보호하면서
- bohohамуnseo — While protecting, guarding from harm
- 하루의
- haruui — Of a day, one day's worth
- 야영지를
- yaYeongjireul — The campsite, temporary station or post
- 이루었다
- irueotda — Formed, constituted, made up something
- 자리에서
- jarieseo — At this spot, from this position or seat
- 씨는
- ssineun — Mr./Ms. (honorific title, topic marker)
- 가와
- gawa — Street and, lane and (place suffix)
- 바
- ba — Bar, tavern, drinking establishment
- 자체만큼이나
- jacheman-keumina — As much as the thing itself, equally
- 잘
- jal — Well, skillfully, properly, thoroughly
- 알려져
- allyeojyeo — Being known, becoming widely recognized
- 있었으며
- isseosseumyeo — Was and, existed and (connective form)
- 그만큼이나
- geumankeuмина — As much as that, to that same degree
- 안을
- aneul — The inside, the interior (object marker)
- 들여다보는
- deulyeodaboneun — Peering into, looking inside carefully
- 듯한
- deuthan — Seeming like, appearing as if, as though
- 인상을
- insangeul — Impression, appearance given to others
- 주었다
- jueotda — Gave, provided, offered to someone
- 9시
- ahop si — Nine o'clock, the hour of nine
- 15분
- sipо bun — Fifteen minutes past or before an hour
- 전에
- jeone — Before, prior to a time or event
- 자리를
- jarireul — A seat, spot, position (object marker)
- 잡아
- jaba — Taking, securing, holding a place
- 은행으로
- eunhaengeuro — Toward the bank, in the direction of bank
- 들어오는
- deureooeneun — Coming in, entering a place or building
- 연로한
- yeollo han — Elderly, aged, advanced in years
- 신사들에게
- sinsadeulege — To the gentlemen, for the old sirs
- 삼각
- samgak — Triangular, three-cornered shape
- 모자를
- mojareul — Hat, cap (object marker attached)
- 눌러
- nulleo — Pressing down, tipping down firmly
- 인사할
- insahal — To greet, about to bow in greeting
- 만반의
- manbanui — Full, complete, all-round preparation
- 준비를
- junbireul — Preparation, readiness (object marker)
- 갖추고서
- gatchugoseo — Having fully equipped or prepared oneself
- 바람
- baram — Wind, breeze, blowing air
- 부는
- buneun — Blowing, that blows (wind adjective form)
- 3월
- samwol — March, the third month of the year
- 아침에
- achime — In the morning, during morning time
- 자신의
- jasinui — One's own, belonging to oneself
- 자리에
- jarie — At one's place, spot or position
- 섰다
- seotda — Stood, took a standing position
- 바를
- bareul — The bar (object marker attached)
- 통해
- tonghae — Through, via, by means of something
- 돌격을
- dolgyeogeul — A charge, assault, sudden rush forward
- 감행하여
- gamhaenghayeo — Daring to carry out, boldly executing
- 유쾌한
- yukwaehan — Pleasant, cheerful, enjoyable in manner
- 목적에
- For the purpose, to fit the objective
- 맞을
- majeul — Suitable, fitting, appropriate for purpose
- 만큼
- mankeum — As much as, to the extent of something
- 작은
- jageun — Small, little, tiny in size
- 소년들에게
- sonyeondeulege — To the boys, for the young boys
- 심각한
- simgakhan — Serious, severe, grave in nature
- 신체적
- sinchejeoк — Physical, bodily, relating to the body
- 정신적
- jeongsinjeoк — Mental, psychological, of the mind
- 피해를
- pihaereul — Damage, harm, injury (object marker)
- 입히는
- ipineun — Inflicting, causing harm to someone
- 일에
- ire — In the task, occupied with the work
- 몰두하지
- molduji — Not engrossed, not absorbed in something
- 때면
- ttaemyeon — Whenever, at times when something occurs
- 곁에
- gyeote — Beside, next to, at the side of
- 서로
- seoro — Each other, mutually, one another
- 몹시
- mopsi — Very much, extremely, intensely
- 닮은
- dalmeun — Resembling, looking alike, similar in appearance
- 부자는
- bujaneun — The father and son (topic marker)
- 머리가
- 머리ga — The head, heads (subject marker attached)
- 각자의
- gakjaui — Each one's own, respective individual
- 눈만큼이나
- nunmankeuмина — As close as their own eyes, very near
- 가까이
- gakkai — Closely, near, in close proximity
- 맞붙은
- matbuteun — Pressed together, joined closely side by side
- 채
- chae — While remaining in a state, as-is
- 행인들을
- haengindeuireul — Passersby, pedestrians (object marker attached)
- 말없이
- mareopssi — Silently, without speaking a word
- 바라보며
- barabomyeo — While gazing at, looking at quietly
- 쌍의
- ssangui — Of a pair, belonging to a duo
- 원숭이를
- wonsungireul — Monkeys (object marker), a pair of monkeys
- 상당히
- sangdanghi — Considerably, quite a lot, significantly
- 닮아
- dalma — Resembling, looking like, similar to
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