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There were stags, squirrels, antelopes, and hundreds of other beautiful and light-footed animals here found a home.

수사슴, 다람쥐, 영양, 그리고 수백 마리의 다른 아름답고 발이 가벼운 동물들이 이곳에서 보금자리를 찾았습니다.

The summit of the tree was a wide-spreading garden, and in the midst of it, where the green boughs formed a kind of hill, stood a castle of crystal, with a view from it towards every quarter of heaven.

나무의 꼭대기는 널리 펼쳐진 정원이었고, 그 한가운데, 초록빛 가지들이 일종의 언덕을 이루는 곳에, 하늘의 모든 방향을 바라볼 수 있는 수정 성이 서 있었습니다.

Each tower was erected in the form of a lily, and within the stern was a winding staircase, through which one could ascend to the top and step out upon the leaves as upon balconies.

각 탑은 백합 모양으로 세워졌으며, 줄기 안에는 나선형 계단이 있어 그것을 통해 꼭대기까지 올라가 발코니처럼 잎사귀 위로 나설 수 있었습니다.

The calyx of the flower itself formed a most beautiful, glittering, circular hall, above which no other roof arose than the blue firmament and the sun and stars.

꽃의 꽃받침 자체가 가장 아름답고 반짝이는 원형 홀을 이루었으며, 그 위로는 푸른 창공과 태양과 별들 외에 다른 지붕은 없었습니다.

Just as much splendor, but of another kind, appeared below, in the wide halls of the castle.

똑같이 화려하지만 또 다른 종류의 장관이 아래쪽, 성의 넓은 홀에 펼쳐져 있었습니다.

Here, on the walls, were reflected pictures of the world, which represented numerous and varied scenes of everything that took place daily, so that it was useless to read the newspapers, and indeed there were none to be obtained in this spot.

이곳의 벽에는 세상의 그림들이 비추어져 있었는데, 매일 일어나는 모든 일들의 수많고 다양한 장면들을 나타내고 있어서 신문을 읽을 필요가 없었으며, 실제로 이곳에서는 신문을 구할 수도 없었습니다.

All was to be seen in living pictures by those who wished it, but all would have been too much for even the wisest man, and this man dwelt here.

원하는 사람은 누구나 살아있는 그림으로 모든 것을 볼 수 있었지만, 그 모든 것은 가장 현명한 사람조차도 감당하기에 너무 많았을 것이며, 바로 그런 사람이 이곳에 살고 있었습니다.

His name is very difficult; you would not be able to pronounce it, so it may be omitted.

그의 이름은 매우 어려워서 발음할 수 없을 것이므로 생략해도 무방합니다.

He knew everything that a man on earth can know or imagine.

그는 지상의 인간이 알거나 상상할 수 있는 모든 것을 알고 있었습니다.

Vocabulary

수사슴
susaseum — A male deer; a stag or buck
다람쥐
daramjwi — A small, bushy-tailed rodent; a squirrel
영양
yeongyang — A swift, graceful antelope-like animal
그리고
geurigo — Conjunction meaning 'and' or 'and then'
수백
subaek — Several hundred; a large indefinite number
마리의
mariui — Counter for animals, indicating a number of animals
다른
dareun — Different or other; not the same
아름답고
areumdapgo — Beautiful and; conjunctive form of 'beautiful'
발이
bari — Feet (subject form); the feet of an animal
가벼운
gabyeoun — Light in weight; nimble or swift-footed
동물들이
dongmuldeuri — Animals (subject form); various creatures
이곳에서
igoseseo — In this place; here, at this location
보금자리를
bogeumjaribeul — A cozy nest or home; a dwelling place
찾았습니다
chajasseumnida — Found or discovered; polite past tense form
나무의
namuui — Of the tree; belonging to or relating to trees
꼭대기는
kkokdaegineun — The top or summit; the highest point
널리
neolli — Widely or broadly; spread out extensively
펼쳐진
pyeolchyeojin — Spread out or unfolded; extended widely
정원이었고
jeongwoniyeotgo — Was a garden and; conjunctive past tense
한가운데
hangaunde — The very center or middle of something
초록빛
chorокbit — Green-colored light or hue; greenish tone
가지들이
gajideuri — Branches of a tree (subject form)
일종의
iljongui — A kind of; a sort or type of something
언덕을
eondeokеul — A hill or mound (object form)
이루는
ireuneun — Forming or making up; constituting something
하늘의
haneului — Of the sky; relating to the sky or heavens
모든
modeun — Every or all; encompassing everything without exception
방향을
banghyangeul — Direction (object form); a compass direction
바라볼
barabol — To look out toward; to gaze or view
수정
sujeong — Crystal; clear, transparent mineral or glasslike material
성이
seongi — A castle or palace (subject form)
서 있었습니다
seo isseosseumnida — Was standing; existed upright in a place
gak — Each; every individual one of a group
탑은
tabeun — A tower (topic form); a tall structure
백합
baekhap — A lily; a white flowering plant
모양으로
moyangeuro — In the shape of; having the form of something
세워졌으며
sewojyeosseumyeo — Was built and; erected in a certain way
줄기
julgi — A stem or stalk of a plant
안에는
aneun — Inside; within the interior of something
나선형
naseonhyeong — Spiral-shaped; having a helical or coiled form
계단이
gyedani — Stairs or steps (subject form); a staircase
꼭대기까지
kkokdaegikkaji — All the way to the top; up to the summit
올라가
ollaga — To go up; to climb or ascend upward
발코니처럼
balkonicheoreom — Like a balcony; resembling an outdoor platform
잎사귀
ipsagwi — A leaf of a plant or tree
나설
naseol — To step out onto; to emerge or go outside
꽃의
kkoчui — Of the flower; belonging to or of a blossom
꽃받침
kkotbatchim — A calyx; the cup-shaped base of a flower
가장
gajang — The most; superlative degree marker in Korean
반짝이는
banjjagineun — Sparkling or glittering; shining with bright flashes
원형
wonhyeong — Circular or round shape; a circular form
홀을
horeul — A hall or large room (object form)
이루었으며
irueosseumyeo — Formed and; composed or constituted something
푸른
pureun — Blue or green; a clear, vivid sky color
창공과
changgonggwa — The open sky and; the vast blue firmament
태양과
taeyanggwa — The sun and; the star at the center of our system
별들
byeoldeul — Stars; multiple celestial bodies in the night sky
외에
oee — Besides or except; other than something mentioned
지붕은
jibungeun — A roof (topic form); the covering of a building
없었습니다
eopseosseumnida — There was not; did not exist, polite past form
똑같이
ttokgachi — Equally or identically; in the exact same manner
화려하지만
hwaryeohajiman — Splendid but; gorgeous yet with a contrasting clause
종류의
jongnuiui — Of a type or kind; a category or sort of thing
장관이
janggwani — A spectacle or magnificent sight (subject form)
아래쪽
araejjok — The lower side or below; a downward direction
넓은
neolbeun — Wide or spacious; having a large area
홀에
hole — In the hall; inside a large open room
펼쳐져
pyeolchyeojyeo — Spread out or displayed; unfolded and extended
벽에는
byeogeun — On the walls; at or upon the wall surfaces
세상의
sesangui — Of the world; relating to the entire world
그림들이
geurimdeuri — Pictures or images (subject form); paintings or illustrations
비추어져
bichuieojyeo — Reflected or projected; shown as an image
있었는데
isseonnunde — There were; existed with a providing context
매일
maeil — Every day; daily, on a recurring daily basis
일어나는
ireonaneun — Occurring or happening; taking place regularly
수많고
sumankgo — Numerous and; very many in number and variety
다양한
dayanghan — Various or diverse; having many different kinds
장면들을
jangmyeondeureul — Scenes (object form); various visual episodes or moments
나타내고
natanaego — Depicting and; showing or expressing something
신문을
sinmuneul — A newspaper (object form); a printed news publication
읽을
ilgeul — To read; the act of reading something written
필요가
piryoga — Need or necessity (subject form); requirement for something
없었으며
eopseosseumyeo — There was no need and; did not exist, conjunctive
실제로
siljaero — Actually or in reality; truly, in a real sense
구할
guhal — To obtain or get; to seek and acquire something
원하는
wonhaneun — Wanting or wishing for; desiring something
누구나
nuguna — Anyone or everyone; whoever without exception
살아있는
sarainnеun — Living or alive; existing in a living state
현명한
hyeonmyeonghan — Wise or sensible; having great wisdom and judgment
사람조차도
saramjochado — Even a person; even someone, emphasizing extreme inclusion
감당하기에
gamdanghagee — To handle or cope with; manage something challenging
너무
neomu — Too much; excessively, beyond a reasonable degree
많았을
manasseul — Would have been many; presumed large quantity in past
지상의
jisangui — Of the earth or ground; earthly, terrestrial
인간이
ingani — A human being (subject form); a person or mankind
알거나
algeona — To know or; either knowing something or otherwise
상상할
sangsanghal — To imagine; to visualize or conceive of something
발음할
barеumhal — To pronounce; to articulate sounds of a word
생략해도
saengnyakhaedo — Even if omitted; skipping over without consequence
무방합니다
mubangamnida — It is fine or permissible; no problem at all
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