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I did not at first understand all this, but afterwards he explained the whole story to me; and here it is:--

나는 처음에 이 모든 것을 이해하지 못했지만, 나중에 그가 전체 이야기를 나에게 설명해 주었다. 그 내용은 다음과 같다:--

"I was giving a representation," he said, "in the hall of the posting-house in the little town of Slagelse; there was a splendid audience, entirely juvenile excepting two respectable matrons.

"나는 슬라겔세라는 작은 마을의 역마차 여관 홀에서 공연을 하고 있었습니다" 라고 그가 말했다. "관객은 훌륭했으며, 두 명의 점잖은 부인을 제외하고는 전부 어린이들이었습니다.

All at once, a person in black, of student-like appearance, entered the room, and sat down; he laughed aloud at the telling points, and applauded quite at the proper time.

갑자기 학생처럼 보이는 검은 옷을 입은 사람이 방에 들어와 앉았습니다. 그는 재미있는 대목에서 크게 웃었고, 적절한 때에 박수를 쳤습니다.

This was a very unusual spectator for me, and I felt anxious to know who he was.

그는 나에게 매우 특이한 관객이었고, 나는 그가 누구인지 알고 싶었습니다.

I heard that he was a member of the Polytechnic Institution in Copenhagen, who had been sent out to lecture to the people in the provinces.

나는 그가 코펜하겐 공과대학의 일원으로, 지방 사람들에게 강연하러 파견된 사람이라는 것을 들었습니다.

Punctually at eight o'clock my performance closed, for children must go early to bed, and a manager must also consult the convenience of the public.

정확히 여덟 시에 나의 공연이 끝났는데, 아이들은 일찍 자야 하고, 흥행사도 관객의 편의를 고려해야 하기 때문이었습니다.

"At nine o'clock the lecturer commenced his lecture and his experiments, and then I formed a part of his audience.

"아홉 시에 강연자는 그의 강의와 실험을 시작했고, 그때 나는 그의 청중의 일부가 되었습니다.

It was wonderful both to hear and to see.

듣고 보는 것 모두 경이로웠습니다.

The greater part of it was beyond my comprehension, but it led me to think that if we men can acquire so much, we must surely be intended to last longer than the little span which extends only to the time when we are hidden away under the earth.

그것의 대부분은 내 이해를 넘어서는 것이었지만, 우리 인간이 이토록 많은 것을 습득할 수 있다면, 우리는 분명히 땅속에 묻히는 그 짧은 순간보다 더 오래 지속되도록 의도된 것이 틀림없다는 생각을 하게 했습니다.

His experiments were quite miracles on a small scale, and yet the explanations flowed as naturally as water from his lips.

그의 실험들은 작은 규모의 기적과도 같았으며, 그럼에도 설명은 그의 입에서 물 흐르듯 자연스럽게 흘러나왔습니다.

Vocabulary

나는
na-neun — I (subject marker attached to first-person pronoun)
처음에
cheo-eum-e — At first; in the beginning
i — This; used as a demonstrative pronoun or adjective
모든
mo-deun — All; every; entire
것을
geo-seul — Thing (object form); what (object marker attached)
이해하지
i-hae-ha-ji — Understand (negative verb stem form)
못했지만
mot-haess-ji-man — Could not do, but; failed to, however
나중에
na-jung-e — Later; afterward; eventually
그가
geu-ga — He (subject marker attached to third-person pronoun)
전체
jeon-che — Whole; entire; the totality of something
이야기를
i-ya-gi-reul — Story; tale (object marker attached)
나에게
na-e-ge — To me; directed toward the first person
설명해
seol-myeong-hae — Explain (informal verb stem form)
주었다
ju-eoss-da — Gave; did for someone (past tense auxiliary)
geu — He; that; the (pronoun or determiner)
내용은
nae-yong-eun — Content; substance; details (topic marker attached)
다음과
da-eum-gwa — Following; next (conjunction form, 'as follows')
같다
gat-da — Is the same as; is like; resembles
작은
ja-geun — Small; little; tiny
마을의
ma-eul-e — Village's; of the village (possessive marker)
여관
yeo-gwan — Inn; small traditional lodging house
홀에서
hol-e-seo — In the hall; from inside the hall
공연을
gong-yeon-eul — Performance; show (object marker attached)
하고
ha-go — Doing; and (connective verb form)
있었습니다
iss-eoss-seup-ni-da — Was; existed; was doing (formal past progressive)
라고
ra-go — Quotation marker; said that; called
말했다
mal-haess-da — Said; spoke; told (past tense)
관객은
gwan-gaeg-eun — Audience; spectators (topic marker attached)
훌륭했으며
hul-lyung-haess-eu-myeo — Was excellent, and; splendid (connective past form)
du — Two (native Korean number)
명의
myeong-e — People's; of (persons) (counter possessive form)
점잖은
jeom-jan-eun — Dignified; respectable; well-mannered
부인을
bu-in-eul — Lady; married woman (object marker attached)
제외하고는
je-oe-ha-go-neun — Except for; excluding; apart from
전부
jeon-bu — All; entirely; the whole lot
어린이들이었습니다
eo-rin-i-deul-i-eoss-seup-ni-da — Were children (formal past tense, plural)
갑자기
gap-ja-gi — Suddenly; all of a sudden; abruptly
학생처럼
hak-saeng-cheo-reom — Like a student; resembling a pupil
보이는
bo-i-neun — Appearing; looking like; seeming (modifier form)
검은
geom-eun — Black; dark-colored (adjective modifier form)
옷을
os-eul — Clothes; clothing (object marker attached)
입은
ib-eun — Wearing; dressed in (past modifier form)
사람이
sa-ram-i — Person; individual (subject marker attached)
방에
bang-e — Into the room; in the room
들어와
deul-eo-wa — Came in; entered (connective verb form)
앉았습니다
an-jass-seup-ni-da — Sat down; took a seat (formal past tense)
그는
geu-neun — He (topic marker attached to third-person pronoun)
재미있는
jae-mi-iss-neun — Interesting; fun; entertaining (modifier form)
대목에서
dae-mog-e-seo — At the part; at the passage; at the scene
크게
keu-ge — Loudly; greatly; in a big manner
웃었고
us-eoss-go — Laughed, and; smiled (past connective form)
적절한
jeok-jeol-han — Appropriate; suitable; fitting (modifier form)
때에
ttae-e — At the time; at the moment; when
박수를
bak-su-reul — Applause; clapping (object marker attached)
쳤습니다
chyeoss-seup-ni-da — Clapped; struck; hit (formal past tense)
매우
mae-u — Very; extremely; highly
특이한
teug-i-han — Unusual; peculiar; unique (modifier form)
관객이었고
gwan-gaeg-i-eoss-go — Was an audience member, and (past connective)
누구인지
nu-gu-in-ji — Who it was; whoever (indirect question form)
알고
al-go — Knowing; know, and (connective verb form)
싶었습니다
sip-eoss-seup-ni-da — Wanted to; wished to (formal past tense desire)
공과대학의
gong-gwa-dae-hag-e — Of the polytechnic college; engineering university's
일원으로
il-weon-eu-ro — As a member of; belonging to a group
지방
ji-bang — Province; region; local area
사람들에게
sa-ram-deul-e-ge — To people; toward individuals (dative plural form)
강연하러
gang-yeon-ha-reo — To give a lecture; in order to lecture
파견된
pa-gyeon-doen — Dispatched; sent out; deployed (past modifier form)
사람이라는
sa-ram-i-ra-neun — Said to be a person; reputed to be someone
들었습니다
deul-eoss-seup-ni-da — Heard; was told (formal past tense)
정확히
jeong-hwak-hi — Exactly; precisely; accurately
여덟
yeo-deol — Eight (native Korean number)
시에
si-e — At o'clock; at the hour of
나의
na-e — My; belonging to me (possessive form)
공연이
gong-yeon-i — Performance (subject marker attached)
끝났는데
kkeut-nass-neun-de — Ended, and; finished (past connective background form)
아이들은
a-i-deul-eun — Children (topic marker attached, plural)
일찍
il-jjik — Early; ahead of time
자야
ja-ya — Must sleep; should go to bed
관객의
gwan-gaeg-e — Audience's; of the spectators (possessive form)
편의를
pyeon-e-reul — Convenience; comfort (object marker attached)
고려해야
go-ryeo-hae-ya — Must consider; should take into account
하기
ha-gi — Doing; the act of doing (nominalizer form)
때문이었습니다
ttae-mun-i-eoss-seup-ni-da — It was because of; the reason was (formal past)
아홉
a-hop — Nine (native Korean number)
강연자는
gang-yeon-ja-neun — The lecturer; the speaker (topic marker attached)
그의
geu-e — His; belonging to him (possessive form)
강의와
gang-e-wa — Lecture and; class and (connective marker)
실험을
sil-heom-eul — Experiment; test (object marker attached)
시작했고
si-jak-haess-go — Started, and; began (past connective form)
그때
geu-ttae — At that time; then; at that moment
청중의
cheong-jung-e — Audience's; of the listeners (possessive form)
일부가
il-bu-ga — Part of; a portion (subject marker attached)
되었습니다
doe-eoss-seup-ni-da — Became; turned into (formal past tense)
듣고
deut-go — Listening, and; hear (connective verb form)
보는
bo-neun — Seeing; watching (present modifier form)
geot — Thing; matter; what (nominalizer)
모두
mo-du — All; everything; everyone
경이로웠습니다
gyeong-i-ro-woss-seup-ni-da — Was wondrous; was marvelous (formal past tense)
그것의
geu-geot-e — Its; of it (possessive form of pronoun)
대부분은
dae-bu-bun-eun — Most of it; the majority (topic marker attached)
nae — My; mine (informal possessive first person)
이해를
i-hae-reul — Understanding; comprehension (object marker attached)
넘어서는
neom-eo-seo-neun — Exceeding; beyond; surpassing (modifier form)
것이었지만
geot-i-eoss-ji-man — Was something, but; it was, however
우리
u-ri — We; our; us
인간이
in-gan-i — Human beings; mankind (subject marker attached)
이토록
i-to-rok — This much; to this extent; so greatly
많은
man-eun — Many; much; a lot of (modifier form)
습득할
seup-deuk-hal — To acquire; to learn (future modifier form)
su — Ability; possibility (used in 'can' structures)
있다면
iss-da-myeon — If one can; if there is (conditional form)
우리는
u-ri-neun — We (topic marker attached to first-person plural)
분명히
bun-myeong-hi — Clearly; obviously; certainly
땅속에
ttang-sok-e — Underground; in the ground; beneath the earth
묻히는
mut-hi-neun — Being buried; interred (present passive modifier form)
짧은
jjalb-eun — Short; brief; not long (modifier form)
순간보다
sun-gan-bo-da — Than the moment; more than an instant
deo — More; further; additionally
오래
o-rae — Long (time); for a long duration
지속되도록
ji-sok-doe-do-rok — So as to last; in order to continue persisting
의도된
eui-do-doen — Intended; meant; designed (past passive modifier)
것이
geot-i — That it is; the thing (subject marker attached)
틀림없다는
teul-lim-eops-da-neun — Certain; without doubt; must be (quotative form)
생각을
saeng-gag-eul — Thought; idea (object marker attached)
하게
ha-ge — Made to do; caused to (causative connective form)
했습니다
haess-seup-ni-da — Did; made; performed (formal past tense)
실험들은
sil-heom-deul-eun — The experiments (topic marker attached, plural)
규모의
gyu-mo-e — Of scale; of magnitude (possessive form)
기적과도
gi-jeok-gwa-do — Even like a miracle; akin to a wonder
같았으며
gat-ass-eu-myeo — Was like, and; resembled (past connective form)
그럼에도
geu-reom-e-do — Nevertheless; even so; despite that
설명은
seol-myeong-eun — The explanation (topic marker attached)
입에서
ib-e-seo — From the mouth; from one's lips
mul — Water
흐르듯
heu-reu-deut — As if flowing; like water running smoothly
자연스럽게
ja-yeon-seu-reob-ge — Naturally; smoothly; in a natural manner
흘러나왔습니다
heul-leo-na-wass-seup-ni-da — Flowed out; poured forth (formal past tense)
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