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Guess he'll build his'n tight, whatever it is," said Jock, looking after him as Jethro made his way to the little tannery near by.

"뭘 짓든 간에 단단하게 지을 거야," 젝이 말했다. 제스로가 근처의 작은 무두질 공장으로 향하는 모습을 바라보면서.

Let it be known that there was such a thing as social rank in Coniston; and something which, for the sake of an advantageous parallel, we may call an Established Church.

코니스턴에는 사회적 계급이라는 것이 존재했음을 알아두자. 그리고 유리한 비유를 위해 우리가 국교회라고 부를 수 있는 무언가도 있었다.

Coniston was a Congregational town still, and the deacons and dignitaries of that church were likewise the pillars of the state.

코니스턴은 여전히 회중교회 마을이었으며, 그 교회의 집사들과 고위 인사들은 마찬가지로 국가의 기둥이기도 했다.

Not many years before the time of which we write actual disestablishment had occurred, when the town ceased--as a town--to pay the salary of Priest Ware, as the minister was called.

우리가 이야기하는 시대로부터 그리 오래지 않은 과거에 실제적인 정교분리가 이루어졌는데, 그때 마을은—마을로서—목사라고 불리던 웨어 신부의 급여를 지급하는 것을 중단했다.

The father of Jethro Bass, Nathan the currier, had once, in a youthful lapse, permitted a Baptist preacher to immerse him in Coniston Water.

제스로 배스의 아버지 무두장이 네이선은 한때 젊은 시절의 실수로 침례교 설교자가 코니스턴 강에서 자신에게 침례를 베푸는 것을 허락한 적이 있었다.

This had been the extent of Nathan's religion; Jethro had none at all, and was, for this and other reasons, somewhere near the bottom of the social scale.

이것이 네이선의 신앙의 전부였다. 제스로는 신앙이 전혀 없었으며, 이런 이유와 다른 이유들로 인해 사회적 계층의 밑바닥 어딘가에 위치해 있었다.

"Fox and geese!" repeated Jock, with his eyes still on Jethro's retreating back.

"여우와 거위!" 젝이 되뇌었다. 여전히 멀어져 가는 제스로의 뒷모습에 눈을 고정한 채.

The builder of the meetinghouse rubbed a great, brown arm, scratched his head, and turned and came face to face with Cynthia Ware, in a poke bonnet.

집회소의 건축자는 크고 갈색빛 팔을 문지르고 머리를 긁적이더니 몸을 돌려 포크 보닛을 쓴 신시아 웨어와 마주쳤다.

Contrast is a favorite trick of authors, and no greater contrast is to be had in Coniston than that between Cynthia Ware and Jethro Bass.

대조는 작가들이 즐겨 쓰는 기법이며, 코니스턴에서 신시아 웨어와 제스로 배스 사이의 대조보다 더 극적인 대조는 없다.

In the first place; Cynthia was the minister's daughter, and twenty-one.

우선, 신시아는 목사의 딸이었고 스물한 살이었다.

Vocabulary

mwol — Contraction of 무엇을; what (object marker)
짓든
jitdeun — Whatever one does or builds (connective form)
간에
gane — Regardless of; no matter what follows
단단하게
dandanhage — Firmly, solidly, strongly
지을
jieul — Will build or construct (future modifier form)
거야
geoya — Informal future assertion: going to, will
말했다
malhaessda — Said, spoke (past tense declarative)
근처의
geuncheoe — Nearby, in the vicinity of
작은
jageun — Small, little (adjective modifying noun)
공장으로
gongjangEuro — Toward or to the factory
향하는
hyanghaneun — Heading toward, directed at (present modifier)
모습을
moseubeul — Appearance, figure, sight (object form)
바라보면서
barabomyeonseo — While gazing at, while watching someone
사회적
sahoejeoк — Social, relating to society or social structure
계급이라는
gyegeumiraneun — Called or known as class or rank (social)
것이
geosi — The thing that; nominalized subject marker form
존재했음을
jonjaehae-sseumеul — That something existed (nominalized past, object)
알아두자
araduja — Let us keep in mind, let's note this
그리고
geurigo — And, also, furthermore (conjunction)
유리한
yurihan — Advantageous, favorable, beneficial
비유를
biyureul — Analogy, metaphor, comparison (object form)
위해
wihae — For the sake of, in order to
우리가
uriga — We, us (subject marker form)
부를
bureul — To call, name, or refer to (future modifier)
su — Possibility, ability; can (used in 수 있다)
있는
inneun — Existing, present, there is (modifier form)
무언가도
mueongado — Something also, some kind of thing too
있었다
isseossda — There was, existed (past tense declarative)
여전히
yeojeonhi — Still, as before, yet unchanged
마을이었으며
maeurieosseumyeo — Was a village and also (conjunctive past form)
교회의
gyohoeui — Of the church (possessive form)
고위
gowi — High-ranking, senior, upper-level
인사들은
insadeureun — Prominent figures, dignitaries (topic plural)
마찬가지로
machаngajiro — Likewise, similarly, in the same way
국가의
gukgaui — Of the nation or state (possessive form)
기둥이기도
gidungigido — Also being pillars or foundations of something
했다
haessda — Did, was (past tense declarative auxiliary)
이야기하는
iyagihaneun — Talking about, narrating (present modifier form)
시대로부터
sidaeroBuTeo — From the era or period mentioned
그리
geuri — So, that, to such a degree (adverb)
오래지
oraeji — Not long (used in 오래지 않다 = not long ago)
않은
aneun — Not (negative modifier, past or present)
과거에
gwagoee — In the past, in a previous time
실제적인
siljejeogin — Actual, real, practical (adjective modifier)
이루어졌는데
irueojyeonneunde — Was achieved or accomplished, and then (past)
그때
geuttae — At that time, then, at that moment
마을은
maEureun — The village (topic marker form)
마을로서
maeurroseo — As a village, in the capacity of a village
목사라고
moksarago — Called or referred to as a pastor or minister
불리던
bullIdeon — Who was called or known as (past modifier)
신부의
sinbuui — Of the priest or father (possessive form)
급여를
geupyeoreul — Salary, wages, pay (object marker form)
지급하는
jigeumhaneun — Paying, disbursing salary (present modifier)
것을
geoseul — The act of; nominalized clause (object form)
중단했다
jungdanhaessda — Stopped, ceased, discontinued (past tense)
아버지
abeoji — Father, dad
한때
hanttae — Once, at one time, formerly
젊은
jeolmeun — Young, youthful (adjective modifier form)
시절의
sijeorui — Of one's youth or a certain period (possessive)
실수로
silsuro — By mistake, accidentally, out of error
설교자가
seolgyojaga — Preacher, minister (subject marker form)
강에서
gangeseo — In or at the river (location marker)
자신에게
jasinege — To oneself, to himself/herself
베푸는
bepuneun — Performing, bestowing, administering a rite
허락한
heorakhan — Permitted, allowed (past modifier form)
적이
jeogi — Experience of; having once done something
이것이
igeosi — This is, this thing (subject marker form)
신앙의
sinAngui — Of faith or religious belief (possessive form)
전부였다
jeonbuYeossda — Was the entirety, was all of it (past)
신앙이
sinAngi — Faith, religious belief (subject marker form)
전혀
jeonhyeo — Not at all, utterly, completely (with negation)
없었으며
eopseosseumyeo — Did not have, lacked, and also (conjunctive)
이런
ireon — This kind of, such, like this
이유와
iyuwa — Reason and (conjunction particle form)
다른
dareun — Other, different, another
이유들로
iyudeulro — Due to reasons (plural directional particle)
인해
inhae — Due to, because of, as a result of
계층의
gyecheungui — Of the social stratum or class (possessive)
밑바닥
mitbadak — Bottom, lowest level, base of hierarchy
어딘가에
eodin-gae — Somewhere, at some unspecified place
위치해
wichihae — Located, positioned, situated (short connective)
여우와
yeouwa — Fox and (conjunction particle form)
거위
geowi — Goose (the bird)
되뇌었다
doenoeossda — Muttered, repeated to oneself, murmured
멀어져
meorojyeo — Moving away, becoming more distant (connective)
가는
ganeun — Going (present modifier form of 가다)
뒷모습에
dwinmoseube — At the retreating figure, at the back view
눈을
nuneul — Eyes (object marker form)
고정한
gojonghan — Fixed, fastened, kept still (past modifier)
chae — While keeping, maintaining a state (particle)
건축자는
geonchukjaneun — The builder or constructor (topic marker form)
크고
keugo — Big and (conjunctive adjective form)
갈색빛
galsaekbit — Brown-colored, brownish hue or tint
팔을
pareul — Arm (object marker form)
문지르고
munjireugo — Rubbing and (conjunctive form of 문지르다)
머리를
meorireul — Head or hair (object marker form)
긁적이더니
geulkjeogideoni — Scratched and then (past sequential connective)
몸을
momeul — Body (object marker form)
돌려
dollyeo — Turning (short connective form of 돌리다)
sseun — Wearing on head (past modifier of 쓰다)
마주쳤다
majuchyeossda — Encountered, came face to face with (past)
대조는
daejoneun — Contrast, comparison (topic marker form)
작가들이
jakgadeuri — Writers, authors (subject marker plural form)
즐겨
jeulgyeo — Fondly, habitually, with enjoyment (adverb form)
쓰는
sseуneun — Using, employing (present modifier of 쓰다)
기법이며
gibeomimyeo — Technique or method, and also (conjunctive)
사이의
saiui — Between, among (possessive relational noun)
대조보다
daejoboda — Than the contrast (comparative particle form)
deo — More, even more (comparative adverb)
극적인
geukjeogin — Dramatic, striking, theatrical (adjective form)
없다
eopda — Does not exist, there is none
우선
useon — First of all, to begin with, above all
목사의
moksaui — Of the pastor or minister (possessive form)
딸이었고
ttarieotgo — Was the daughter and also (past conjunctive)
스물한
seumurhan — Twenty-one (Korean native numeral)
살이었다
sarieossda — Was years old (past declarative age form)
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