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It was a beautiful sunny day; flags were waving from tower and roof in royal Stuttgart, and the church bells were ringing a joyous peal.

아름답고 화창한 날이었다. 왕도 슈투트가르트의 탑과 지붕에서 깃발들이 펄럭이고, 교회 종들이 기쁜 소리로 울려 퍼지고 있었다.

One bell was silent; but it was illuminated by the bright sunshine which streamed from the head and bust of the renowned figure, of which it formed a part.

하나의 종은 소리를 내지 않았다. 그러나 그것은 유명한 인물의 두상과 흉상으로부터 흘러내리는 밝은 햇살에 빛나고 있었으며, 그 종은 그 인물상의 일부를 이루고 있었다.

On this day, just one hundred years had passed since the day on which the chiming of the old church bell at Marbach had filled the mother's heart with trust and joy--the day on which her child was born in poverty, and in a humble home;

이 날, 마르바흐의 오래된 교회 종소리가 어머니의 가슴을 신뢰와 기쁨으로 가득 채웠던 그날로부터 꼭 백 년이 지났다. 그 아이가 가난 속에서, 초라한 집에서 태어난 날이었다.

the same who, in after-years, became rich, became the noble woman-hearted poet, a blessing to the world--the glorious, the sublime, the immortal bard, John Christoper Frederick Schiller!

그 아이는 훗날 풍요로워졌고, 고귀하고 여성적인 마음을 지닌 시인이 되어 세상의 축복이 되었다. 영광스럽고, 숭고하고, 불멸의 시인, 요한 크리스토퍼 프리드리히 실러가 바로 그였다!

[1] The Danish sculptor Thorwaldsen.

[1] 덴마크 조각가 토르발센.

THE OLD GRAVE-STONE

오래된 묘비

In a house, with a large courtyard, in a provincial town, at that time of the year in which people say the evenings are growing longer, a family circle were gathered together at their old home.

저녁이 길어진다고 사람들이 말하는 계절, 한 지방 소도시의 넓은 안뜰이 딸린 집에서, 한 가족이 오래된 고향집에 모여 있었다.

A lamp burned on the table, although the weather was mild and warm, and the long curtains hung down before the open windows, and without the moon shone brightly in the dark-blue sky.

날씨는 온화하고 따뜻했지만 탁자 위에는 램프가 켜져 있었고, 열린 창문 앞에는 긴 커튼이 드리워져 있었으며, 바깥의 짙푸른 하늘에는 달이 밝게 빛나고 있었다.

But they were not talking of the moon, but of a large, old stone that lay below in the courtyard not very far from the kitchen door.

그러나 그들은 달에 대해 이야기하는 것이 아니라, 안뜰 아래 부엌 문에서 그리 멀지 않은 곳에 놓여 있는 크고 오래된 돌에 대해 이야기하고 있었다.

Vocabulary

아름답고
areumdapgo — Beautiful and (connective form of beautiful)
화창한
hwachanghan — Bright and clear, said of weather
날이었다
narieotda — It was a day (past tense)
왕도
wangdo — Capital city; royal capital
탑과
tapgwa — Tower and (connective particle added)
지붕에서
jibungeseo — From the roof; on the rooftop
깃발들이
gitbaldeuri — Flags (plural subject marker attached)
펄럭이고
peolleoigo — Fluttering, waving in the wind (connective)
교회
gyohoe — Church; Christian place of worship
종들이
jongdeuri — Bells (plural subject form)
기쁜
gippeun — Joyful, happy (adjective modifying form)
소리로
soriro — With a sound; by means of a sound
울려
ullyeo — Ringing, resonating (connective verb form)
퍼지고
peojigo — Spreading out, diffusing (connective form)
있었다
isseotda — Was; existed (past tense of 있다)
하나의
hanaui — One; a single (determiner, possessive)
종은
jongeun — The bell (topic marker attached)
소리를
sorireul — Sound (object marker attached)
내지
naeji — Not making; not producing (negative connective)
않았다
anatda — Did not; negation in past tense
그러나
geureona — However; but; nevertheless
그것은
geugeoseun — That thing; it (topic marker attached)
유명한
yumyeonghan — Famous, well-known, renowned
인물의
inmurui — Of a person; of a figure (possessive)
흘러내리는
heulleonaerineun — Flowing down, streaming downward (modifier form)
밝은
balgeun — Bright, light, luminous (adjective form)
햇살에
haessare — In the sunlight; with sunshine
빛나고
bichnago — Shining, gleaming (connective verb form)
있었으며
isseoteumyeo — Was existing and; while it was (connective past)
일부를
ilbureul — A part of something (object marker attached)
이루고
irugo — Forming, constituting (connective verb form)
nal — Day; a specific day
오래된
oraedoen — Old, aged, long-standing (modifier form)
종소리가
jongseoriga — The sound of bells (subject marker attached)
어머니의
eomoeniui — Mother's (possessive form of mother)
가슴을
gaseumeul — The chest; heart (object marker attached)
신뢰와
sinnoewa — Trust and (connective particle attached)
기쁨으로
gippeumeuro — With joy; filled with happiness
가득
gadeuk — Full, filled to the brim
채웠던
chaewotdeon — Had filled; that had filled (past modifier)
그날로부터
geunalrobuteo — From that day onward
kkok — Exactly; precisely; just
baek — One hundred (the number 100)
년이
nyeoni — Year(s) (subject marker attached)
지났다
jinatda — Passed by; elapsed (past tense)
아이가
aiga — The child (subject marker attached)
가난
ganan — Poverty; being poor
속에서
sogeseo — Inside; within; in the midst of
초라한
chorahan — Shabby, humble, wretched in appearance
집에서
jibeseo — From the house; at the house
태어난
taeeonan — Born; who was born (modifier form)
아이는
aineun — The child (topic marker attached)
훗날
hutnal — Later days; in the future; someday
풍요로워졌고
pungyorowojyeotgo — Became rich and prosperous (connective past)
고귀하고
gogwihago — Noble and (connective form of noble)
여성적인
yeoseongjeogin — Feminine; having womanly qualities
마음을
maeumeul — Heart; mind (object marker attached)
지닌
jinin — Possessing; who holds or carries (modifier)
시인이
siini — A poet (subject marker attached)
되어
doeo — Became; turning into (connective form)
세상의
sesangui — Of the world; worldly (possessive)
축복이
chukbogi — Blessing; a blessing (subject marker)
되었다
doeeotda — Became; turned into (past tense)
영광스럽고
yeonggwangseureobgo — Glorious and (connective adjective form)
숭고하고
sunggohago — Sublime and; lofty and noble (connective)
불멸의
bulmyeorui — Immortal; of undying fame (possessive)
시인
siin — Poet; one who writes poetry
바로
baro — Exactly; right; precisely; indeed
그였다
geuyeotda — It was him; he was the one (past)
조각가
jogakga — Sculptor; an artist who makes sculptures
묘비
myobi — Gravestone; tombstone; memorial stone
저녁이
jeonyeogi — Evening (subject marker attached)
길어진다고
gireojindago — That the evenings get longer (reported speech)
사람들이
saramdeuri — People (plural subject marker attached)
말하는
malhaneun — Saying; who say (present modifier form)
계절
gyejeol — Season; one of the four seasons
지방
jibang — Region; local area; province
소도시의
sodosиui — Of a small town (possessive form)
넓은
neolbeun — Wide, broad, spacious (modifier form)
안뜰이
antteulli — Courtyard (subject marker attached)
딸린
ttallin — Attached to; with (modifier, belonging to)
가족이
gajogi — Family (subject marker attached)
고향집에
gohyangjibe — At the home in one's hometown
모여
moyeo — Gathered together (connective verb form)
날씨는
nalssineun — The weather (topic marker attached)
온화하고
onhwahago — Mild and; gentle and (connective form)
따뜻했지만
ttatteuthaetjiman — Was warm but (contrast connective, past)
탁자
takja — Table; a piece of furniture for placing things
램프가
raempuga — The lamp (subject marker attached)
켜져
kyeojyeo — Turned on; lit up (connective form)
열린
yeollin — Open; opened (modifier form of 열다)
창문
changmun — Window; an opening in a wall
앞에는
apeoneun — In front of (topic marker attached)
gin — Long; lengthy (modifier form of 길다)
커튼이
keotuuni — The curtain (subject marker attached)
드리워져
deuriwonjyeo — Draped, hanging down (connective form)
바깥의
bakkateui — Outside's; of the outdoors (possessive)
짙푸른
jitpureun — Deep blue; dark blue in color
하늘에는
haneureoneun — In the sky (topic marker attached)
달이
dari — The moon (subject marker attached)
밝게
bakge — Brightly; in a bright manner (adverb form)
그들은
geudеureun — They (topic marker attached)
달에
dare — About the moon; to the moon
대해
daehae — About; regarding; concerning
이야기하는
iyagihaneun — Talking, telling a story (present modifier)
것이
geosi — Thing; fact (subject marker attached)
아니라
anira — Not; rather than; it is not
안뜰
antteul — Courtyard; inner yard of a building
아래
arae — Below; under; beneath
부엌
bueok — Kitchen; room for cooking food
문에서
muneseo — From the door; at the door
그리
geuri — So; that much; in that way
멀지
meolji — Far; distant (negative connective form)
않은
aneun — Not; negation (modifier form of 않다)
곳에
gose — At a place; in a spot
놓여
nohyeo — Placed, laid, set down (connective form)
있는
inneun — That is; existing (present modifier form)
크고
keugo — Large and; big and (connective adjective)
돌에
dore — On the stone; about the stone
이야기하고
iyagihago — Talking about; telling a story (connective)
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