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Good fortune seemed to follow him, as it does those who think and act for themselves, and who remember the proverb, "Nuts are given to us, but they are not cracked for us."

행운은 마치 스스로 생각하고 행동하며, "호두는 우리에게 주어지지만, 껍질을 까주지는 않는다"는 속담을 기억하는 사람들을 따르듯이, 그를 따르는 것 같았다.

And Rudy was treated by the miller's relations almost like one of the family, and glasses of wine were poured out to drink to the welfare of the best shooter.

그리고 루디는 방앗간 주인의 친척들로부터 거의 가족처럼 대접을 받았으며, 최고의 사수의 건강을 위해 술잔이 채워졌다.

Babette clinked glasses with Rudy, and he returned thanks for the toast.

바베트는 루디와 잔을 부딪쳤고, 그는 건배에 감사를 표했다.

In the evening they all took a delightful walk under the walnut-trees, in front of the stately hotels; there were so many people, and such crowding, that Rudy was obliged to offer his arm to Babette.

저녁에 그들은 모두 웅장한 호텔들 앞, 호두나무 아래에서 즐거운 산책을 했다. 사람들이 너무 많고 붐비어서 루디는 바베트에게 팔을 내밀지 않을 수 없었다.

Then he told her how happy it made him to meet people from the canton Vaud,--for Vaud and Valais were neighboring cantons.

그런 다음 그는 보 주 출신 사람들을 만나는 것이 얼마나 기쁜지 그녀에게 말했다. 왜냐하면 보와 발레는 이웃한 주였기 때문이다.

He spoke of this pleasure so heartily that Babette could not resist giving his arm a slight squeeze; and so they walked on together, and talked and chatted like old acquaintances.

그는 이 기쁨을 너무나 진심으로 이야기했기 때문에 바베트는 그의 팔을 살짝 꽉 쥐지 않을 수 없었다. 그렇게 그들은 함께 걸으며 오랜 지인처럼 이야기를 나누었다.

Rudy felt inclined to laugh sometimes at the absurd dress and walk of the foreign ladies; but Babette did not wish to make fun of them, for she knew there must be some good, excellent people amongst them;

루디는 외국 여인들의 우스꽝스러운 복장과 걸음걸이를 보고 때때로 웃고 싶었다. 하지만 바베트는 그들을 비웃고 싶지 않았는데, 그들 중에도 분명 훌륭하고 좋은 사람들이 있을 것임을 알았기 때문이다.

she, herself, had a godmother, who was a high-born English lady.

그녀 자신도 고귀한 영국 귀부인인 대모가 있었다.

Eighteen years before, when Babette was christened, this lady was staying at Bex, and she stood godmother for her, and gave her the valuable brooch she now wore in her bosom.

18년 전, 바베트가 세례를 받을 때, 이 귀부인은 베에 머물고 있었는데, 그녀의 대모가 되어주었고, 지금 바베트가 가슴에 달고 있는 귀한 브로치를 그녀에게 선물했다.

Vocabulary

행운은
haeng-un-eun — luck, fortune (topic marker attached)
마치
ma-chi — just like, as if
스스로
seu-seu-ro — by oneself, on one's own
생각하고
saeng-gak-ha-go — thinking and (connective form of 생각하다)
행동하며
haeng-dong-ha-myeo — acting, behaving (while doing so)
호두는
ho-du-neun — walnut (topic marker attached)
주어지지만
ju-eo-ji-ji-man — is given, but (concessive passive form)
껍질을
kkeop-jil-eul — shell, peel, husk (object marker)
까주지는
kka-ju-ji-neun — does not crack/peel for you
않는다
an-neun-da — does not do (negation, declarative)
neun — topic marker particle
속담을
sok-dam-eul — proverb, saying (object marker)
기억하는
gi-eok-ha-neun — remembering, who remembers
사람들을
sa-ram-deul-eul — people (plural, object marker)
따르듯이
tta-reu-deut-i — just as one follows or obeys
그를
geu-reul — him (object marker attached)
따르는
tta-reu-neun — following, obeying (modifier form)
geot — thing, fact, nominalizer
같았다
gat-at-da — seemed like, appeared to be
그리고
geu-ri-go — and, and then
방앗간
bang-at-gan — mill, grain mill
주인의
ju-in-eui — owner's, proprietor's (possessive)
친척들로부터
chin-cheok-deul-ro-bu-teo — from the relatives (plural)
거의
geo-eui — almost, nearly
가족처럼
ga-jok-cheo-reom — like family, as if family
대접을
dae-jeop-eul — treatment, hospitality (object marker)
받았으며
bat-at-eu-myeo — received and (connective past form)
최고의
choe-go-eui — the best, greatest (possessive)
사수의
sa-su-eui — marksman's, shooter's (possessive)
건강을
geon-gang-eul — health (object marker)
위해
wi-hae — for the sake of, for
술잔이
sul-jan-i — wine glass, drinking glass (subject)
채워졌다
chae-wo-jyeot-da — was filled up (passive past tense)
잔을
jan-eul — glass, cup (object marker)
부딪쳤고
bu-dit-chyeot-go — clinked, knocked against and
그는
geu-neun — he (topic marker attached)
건배에
geon-bae-e — to the toast, for the toast
감사를
gam-sa-reul — gratitude, thanks (object marker)
표했다
pyo-haet-da — expressed, showed (past tense)
저녁에
jeo-nyeok-e — in the evening, at night
그들은
geu-deul-eun — they (topic marker attached)
모두
mo-du — all, everyone, altogether
웅장한
ung-jang-han — grand, magnificent, majestic
ap — front, in front of
호두나무
ho-du-na-mu — walnut tree
아래에서
a-rae-e-seo — under, beneath (location)
즐거운
jeul-geo-un — enjoyable, pleasant, fun
산책을
san-chaek-eul — walk, stroll (object marker)
했다
haet-da — did, performed (past tense)
사람들이
sa-ram-deul-i — people (plural, subject marker)
너무
neo-mu — too, excessively, very much
많고
man-ko — many, numerous and (connective)
붐비어서
bum-bi-eo-seo — crowded, bustling so that
팔을
pal-eul — arm (object marker)
내밀지
nae-mil-ji — to extend, offer (negative context)
않을
an-eul — not doing (future modifier, negation)
su — ability, possibility, way (bound noun)
없었다
eop-seot-da — there was not, could not
그런
geu-reon — such, that kind of
다음
da-eum — next, after, following
ju — canton, state, province
출신
chul-sin — origin, hometown, background
만나는
man-na-neun — meeting, encountering (modifier form)
것이
geo-si — the fact that, thing (subject marker)
얼마나
eol-ma-na — how much, how very
기쁜지
gi-ppeun-ji — how happy, how delightful (indirect)
그녀에게
geu-nyeo-e-ge — to her (dative particle)
말했다
mal-haet-da — said, told (past tense)
왜냐하면
wae-nya-ha-myeon — because, the reason is that
이웃한
i-ut-han — neighboring, adjacent (modifier form)
때문이다
ttae-mu-ni-da — it is because, due to that
i — this (demonstrative determiner)
기쁨을
gi-ppeum-eul — joy, happiness (object marker)
너무나
neo-mu-na — so very, extremely, exceedingly
진심으로
jin-sim-eu-ro — sincerely, with all one's heart
이야기했기
i-ya-gi-haet-gi — talked, narrated (nominalized past)
때문에
ttae-mu-ne — because of, due to
그의
geu-eui — his (possessive)
살짝
sal-jjak — slightly, gently, softly
kkwak — tightly, firmly, hard
쥐지
jwi-ji — to grip, hold (negative context)
그렇게
geu-reo-ke — like that, in that way
함께
ham-kke — together, along with
걸으며
geo-reu-myeo — walking while (connective form)
오랜
o-raen — long-time, old, longtime
지인처럼
ji-in-cheo-reom — like an acquaintance, old friend
이야기를
i-ya-gi-reul — story, conversation (object marker)
나누었다
na-nu-eot-da — shared, exchanged (past tense)
외국
oe-guk — foreign country, abroad
여인들의
yeo-in-deul-eui — of the women, women's (possessive)
우스꽝스러운
u-seu-kkwang-seu-reo-un — ridiculous, comical, funny-looking
복장과
bok-jang-gwa — outfit, attire and (conjunction)
걸음걸이를
geo-reum-geo-ri-reul — gait, way of walking (object marker)
보고
bo-go — seeing, looking at (connective)
때때로
ttae-ttae-ro — sometimes, occasionally
웃고
ut-go — laughing and (connective form)
싶었다
si-peot-da — wanted to (past desiderative)
하지만
ha-ji-man — however, but, nevertheless
그들을
geu-deul-eul — them (plural, object marker)
비웃고
bi-ut-go — mocking, ridiculing and (connective)
싶지
sip-ji — wanting to (negative context)
않았는데
an-at-neun-de — did not, but (background clause)
그들
geu-deul — they, them (plural pronoun)
중에도
jung-e-do — even among, also within
분명
bun-myeong — clearly, obviously, certainly
훌륭하고
hul-lyung-ha-go — excellent, wonderful and (connective)
좋은
jo-eun — good, nice (modifier form)
있을
it-eul — will be, there will be
것임을
geo-sim-eul — that it is (nominalizer, object)
알았기
a-rat-gi — knew, realized (nominalized past)
그녀
geu-nyeo — she, her (third person pronoun)
자신도
ja-sin-do — herself also, even oneself
고귀한
go-gwi-han — noble, distinguished, precious
영국
yeong-guk — England, United Kingdom
귀부인인
gwi-bu-in-in — who is a noblewoman, lady (modifier)
대모가
dae-mo-ga — godmother (subject marker)
있었다
it-eot-da — there was, existed (past tense)
jeon — before, ago, previous
세례를
se-rye-reul — baptism, christening (object marker)
받을
bat-eul — to receive (future modifier form)
ttae — time, when, moment
귀부인은
gwi-bu-in-eun — the noblewoman (topic marker)
머물고
meo-mul-go — staying, residing and (connective)
있었는데
it-eot-neun-de — was there, but (background clause)
그녀의
geu-nyeo-eui — her, hers (possessive)
되어주었고
doe-eo-ju-eot-go — became for her and (past connective)
지금
ji-geum — now, at present, currently
가슴에
ga-seum-e — on the chest, in the heart
달고
dal-go — wearing, pinning and (connective)
있는
it-neun — wearing, having (present modifier)
귀한
gwi-han — precious, valuable, rare
선물했다
seon-mul-haet-da — gave as a gift (past tense)
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