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English → Korean Preface Level 7/10

[Picture: "Oh, sir! can you be Peter?"]

[그림: "오, 선생님! 당신이 피터인가요?"]

CRANFORD

크랜퍼드

_by_

_저자_

_Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell_

_엘리자베스 클레혼 개스켈_

[Picture: Picture of lady pouring tea]

[그림: 차를 따르는 여인의 그림]

_With twenty-five coloured illustrations_

_25점의 채색 삽화 수록_

_by C. E. Brock_

_C. E. 브록 그림_

[Picture: Decorative graphic]

[그림: 장식용 그래픽]

1904

1904

_London. J. M. Dent & Co._

_런던. J. M. 덴트 앤드 컴퍼니_

_New York. E. P. Dutton & Co._

_뉴욕. E. P. 더튼 앤드 컴퍼니_

CONTENTS

목차

CHAPTER I. OUR SOCIETY

제1장. 우리 사회

CHAPTER II. THE CAPTAIN

제2장. 대위

CHAPTER III. A LOVE AFFAIR OF LONG AGO

제3장. 오래전의 사랑 이야기

CHAPTER IV. A VISIT TO AN OLD BACHELOR

제4장. 노총각 방문

CHAPTER V. OLD LETTERS

제5장. 오래된 편지들

CHAPTER VI. POOR PETER

제6장. 불쌍한 피터

CHAPTER VII. VISITING

제7장. 방문

CHAPTER VIII. "YOUR LADYSHIP"

제8장. "귀부인"

CHAPTER IX. SIGNOR BRUNONI

제9장. 시뇨르 브루노니

CHAPTER X. THE PANIC

제10장. 공황

CHAPTER XI. SAMUEL BROWN

제11장. 새뮤얼 브라운

CHAPTER XII. ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED

제12장. 결혼 약속

CHAPTER XIII. STOPPED PAYMENT

제13장. 지불 중단

CHAPTER XIV. FRIENDS IN NEED

제14장. 어려울 때의 친구들

CHAPTER XV. A HAPPY RETURN

제15장. 행복한 귀환

CHAPTER XVI. PEACE TO CRANFORD

제16장. 크랜퍼드에 평화를

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

삽화 목록

"Oh, sir! Can you be Peter?"

"오, 선생님! 당신이 피터인가요?"

A magnificent family red silk umbrella

화려한 가문의 붉은 비단 우산

Meekly going to her pasture

순순히 목초지로 향하며

Endeavouring to beguile her into conversation

그녀를 대화로 끌어들이려 애쓰며

She brought the affrighted carter ... into the drawing-room

그녀는 겁에 질린 마부를 ... 응접실로 데려왔다

"With his arm round Miss Jessie's waist!"

"제시 양의 허리에 팔을 두르고!"

Mr Holbrook ... bade us good-bye

홀브룩 씨는 ... 우리에게 작별을 고했다

Now, what colour are ash-buds in March?

자, 3월에 물푸레나무 새순은 무슨 색인가요?

I made use of the time to think of many other things

나는 그 시간을 이용해 다른 많은 것들을 생각했다

"Confound the woman!"

"저 여자는 정말 골칫거리야!"

The temptation of the comfortable arm-chair had been too much for her

안락의자의 유혹이 그녀에게는 너무도 강했다

Mr Mulliner

멀리너 씨

We gave her a tea-spoonful of currant jelly

우리는 그녀에게 커런트 젤리 한 찻숟가락을 주었다

Afraid of matrimonial reports

결혼 소문을 두려워하며

Asked him to take care of us

우리를 돌봐달라고 그에게 부탁했다

Slaughterous and indiscriminate directions

무분별하고 살벌한 지시들

Would stretch out their little arms

작은 팔을 뻗곤 했다

"What do you think, Miss Matty?

"어떻게 생각하세요, 매티 양?

Vocabulary

그림
geurim — A picture, drawing, or illustration
선생님
seonsaengnim — Teacher or respectful term for an adult
당신
dangsin — Formal second-person pronoun meaning 'you'
저자
jeoja — Author or writer of a book
차를 따르는
chareul ttareuneun — Pouring tea, as in serving tea
여인
yeoin — A woman, often with a classical or literary nuance
채색
chaesaek — Coloring or applying color to illustrations
삽화
saphwa — An illustration inserted within a book
수록
surok — Inclusion or incorporation of content in a publication
장식용
jangsiknyong — Decorative, used for ornamental purposes
목차
mokcha — Table of contents listing chapters or sections
사회
sahoe — Society or a social community
대위
daewi — Military rank of captain or a senior officer
오래전
oraejeon — Long ago, referring to a distant past
사랑 이야기
sarang iyagi — A love story or romantic tale
노총각
nochonggak — An older unmarried man, a bachelor past typical marrying age
방문
bangmun — A visit or the act of visiting someone
편지
pyeonji — A letter written to someone
불쌍한
bulssanghan — Pitiful, pathetic, or deserving of sympathy
귀부인
gwibuin — A noblewoman or lady of high social standing
공황
gonghwang — Panic, crisis, or a state of widespread fear
결혼 약속
gyeolhon yaksok — A marriage promise or engagement
지불 중단
jibul jungdan — Suspension or stoppage of payment
어려울 때
eoryeoul ttae — In times of difficulty or hardship
친구들
chingudeul — Friends, plural form of friend
행복한
haengbokhan — Happy, joyful, or in a state of happiness
귀환
gwihwan — A return or homecoming, often formal
평화
pyeonghwa — Peace or a state of harmony
목록
mongnog — A list or catalogue of items
화려한
hwaryeohan — Splendid, gorgeous, or elaborately decorated
가문
gamun — A family clan or lineage with social prestige
붉은
bulgeun — Red in color, crimson or scarlet
비단
bidan — Silk, a fine and lustrous fabric
우산
usan — An umbrella used for rain or sun protection
순순히
sunsunh — Obediently, meekly, or without resistance
목초지
mokchoji — A pasture or grassy field for grazing animals
대화
daehwa — Conversation or dialogue between people
끌어들이다
kkeureodeulida — To draw someone in or involve them in something
겁에 질린
geobe jillin — Terrified or paralyzed with fear
마부
mabu — A coachman or driver of a horse-drawn carriage
응접실
eungjeopsil — A reception room or parlor for receiving guests
허리
heori — The waist or lower back area of the body
작별
jakbyeol — Farewell or the act of saying goodbye
새순
saesun — New sprouts or fresh buds on a plant
골칫거리
golchitgeori — A nuisance or someone causing constant trouble
안락의자
allak-uija — An armchair or comfortable reclining chair
유혹
yuhok — Temptation or the act of luring someone
찻숟가락
chassutgarak — A teaspoon used for measuring or stirring tea
소문
somun — A rumor or piece of gossip circulating among people
무분별한
mububyeolhan — Reckless, indiscreet, or lacking good judgment
살벌한
salbeolhan — Ruthless, brutal, or chillingly harsh
지시
jisi — Instructions, directions, or orders given to someone
어떻게 생각하세요
eotteoke saenggakaseyo — A polite phrase asking 'What do you think?'
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