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Then she led Eliza a little distance farther to a sloping bank, and at the foot of it wound a little river.

그런 다음 그녀는 엘리자를 조금 더 데리고 가서 경사진 둑에 이르렀고, 그 아래에는 작은 강이 굽이쳐 흘렀습니다.

The trees on its banks stretched their long leafy branches across the water towards each other, and where the growth prevented them from meeting naturally, the roots had torn themselves away from the ground, so that the branches might mingle their foliage as they hung over the water.

강둑의 나무들은 긴 잎사귀 달린 가지들을 물 너머로 서로를 향해 뻗었고, 자연스럽게 만나지 못하는 곳에서는 뿌리가 땅에서 스스로 떨어져 나와 가지들이 물 위에 드리우며 잎사귀를 서로 뒤섞을 수 있었습니다.

Eliza bade the old woman farewell, and walked by the flowing river, till she reached the shore of the open sea.

엘리자는 노파에게 작별 인사를 하고 흐르는 강을 따라 걸어서 탁 트인 바다의 해안에 이르렀습니다.

And there, before the young maiden's eyes, lay the glorious ocean, but not a sail appeared on its surface, not even a boat could be seen.

그곳에는 젊은 아가씨의 눈앞에 웅장한 바다가 펼쳐져 있었지만, 수면 위에는 돛 하나 보이지 않았고 배 한 척조차 찾을 수 없었습니다.

How was she to go farther?

그녀는 어떻게 더 나아갈 수 있을까요?

She noticed how the countless pebbles on the sea-shore had been smoothed and rounded by the action of the water.

그녀는 해안가의 수많은 조약돌들이 물의 작용으로 매끄럽고 둥글게 다듬어진 것을 알아챘습니다.

Glass, iron, stones, everything that lay there mingled together, had taken its shape from the same power, and felt as smooth, or even smoother than her own delicate hand.

유리, 철, 돌, 그곳에 뒤섞여 놓인 모든 것이 같은 힘에 의해 형태를 갖추게 되었고, 그녀의 섬세한 손만큼이나, 아니 그보다 더 매끄럽게 느껴졌습니다.

"The water rolls on without weariness," she said, "till all that is hard becomes smooth; so will I be unwearied in my task.

"물은 지치지 않고 계속 흐른다," 그녀가 말했습니다. "딱딱한 것이 모두 매끄러워질 때까지. 나도 내 임무에 지치지 않을 것이다.

Thanks for your lessons, bright rolling waves; my heart tells me you will lead me to my dear brothers."

밝게 굽이치는 파도여, 가르침에 감사한다. 내 마음은 네가 나를 사랑하는 오빠들에게 이끌어 줄 것이라고 말한다."

On the foam-covered sea-weeds, lay eleven white swan feathers, which she gathered up and placed together.

거품으로 뒤덮인 해초 위에는 열한 개의 하얀 백조 깃털이 놓여 있었고, 그녀는 그것들을 모아 한데 모았습니다.

Drops of water lay upon them; whether they were dew-drops or tears no one could say.

물방울들이 그 위에 맺혀 있었는데, 그것이 이슬방울인지 눈물인지는 아무도 알 수 없었습니다.

Vocabulary

그런
geureon — Such, that kind of, of that sort
다음
daeum — Next, following, what comes after
그녀는
geunyeoneun — She (topic marker attached)
조금
jogeum — A little, a small amount, slightly
deo — More, further, additionally
데리고
derigo — Taking someone along, leading a person
가서
gaseo — Going and then, after going somewhere
경사진
gyeongsajin — Sloped, inclined, on a gradient
둑에
duge — At the embankment, at the bank or levee
이르렀고
ireuryeotgo — Reached, arrived at a place, and then
geu — That, the (demonstrative or definite article)
아래에는
araeeoneun — Below, underneath, at the bottom of
작은
jageun — Small, little, tiny in size
강이
gangi — River (subject marker attached)
굽이쳐
gubichyeo — Winding, meandering, flowing in curves
흘렀습니다
heulleotsseumnida — Flowed, streamed (formal past tense)
강둑의
gangdugui — Of the riverbank, belonging to the embankment
나무들은
namudeureun — The trees (topic marker attached, plural)
gin — Long, lengthy in shape or extent
잎사귀
ipsagwi — Leaf, individual leaf of a plant
달린
dallin — Attached, hanging on, connected to something
가지들을
gajiDeureul — Branches (object marker attached, plural)
mul — Water, a body of water
너머로
neomeoro — Over, beyond, across to the other side
서로를
seororeul — Each other (object marker attached)
향해
hyanghae — Toward, facing, in the direction of
뻗었고
bbeodeutgo — Stretched out, extended, and then continued
자연스럽게
jayeonseureobge — Naturally, in a natural manner, effortlessly
만나지
mannaji — Not meeting, failing to meet (negation form)
못하는
mothaneun — Unable to do, incapable of doing something
곳에서는
gosesoneun — At the place where, in that spot
뿌리가
ppuriga — Root (subject marker attached), plant root
땅에서
ttangeseo — From the ground, from the earth below
스스로
seuseuro — By oneself, on one's own, independently
떨어져
tteoreojyeo — Falling away, separating, detaching from something
나와
nawa — Coming out, emerging and then proceeding
드리우며
deuriuumyeo — Hanging down, drooping while doing something
뒤섞을
dwiseogeul — To mix together, to intermingle (future modifier)
수 있었습니다
su isseotseumnida — Was able to, could do (formal past tense)
노파에게
nopaeege — To the old woman, directed at elderly woman
작별
jakbyeol — Farewell, parting, saying goodbye to someone
인사를
insareul — Greeting, farewell gesture (object marker attached)
하고
hago — Doing and then, after doing something
흐르는
heureuneun — Flowing, running (present tense modifier form)
강을
gangeul — River (object marker attached)
따라
ttara — Following, along, in accordance with
걸어서
georoseo — By walking, on foot, going by foot
탁 트인
tak teuin — Wide open, expansive, unobstructed view
바다의
badaui — Of the sea, belonging to the ocean
해안에
haean-e — At the coast, at the seaside shore
이르렀습니다
ireuryeotseumnida — Arrived at, reached a destination (formal past)
그곳에는
geugoseneun — In that place, at that location (topic)
젊은
jeolmeun — Young, youthful in age
아가씨의
agassiui — Of the young lady, belonging to a young woman
눈앞에
nunape — Before one's eyes, right in front of
웅장한
ungjanghan — Grand, magnificent, majestic and impressive
바다가
badaga — The sea, the ocean (subject marker attached)
펼쳐져
pyeolchyeojyeo — Spread out, unfolded, stretched wide open
있었지만
isseotjiman — There was, but; existed however (contrast)
수면
sumyeon — Water surface, the surface of water
위에는
wieneun — On top of, above (topic marker attached)
dot — Sail, the sail of a boat or ship
하나
hana — One, a single unit or item
보이지 않았고
boiji anatgo — Was not visible, could not be seen
bae — Boat, ship, vessel for water travel
한 척조차
han cheokjocha — Not even one vessel, not a single boat
찾을 수 없었습니다
chajeul su eopseotseumnida — Could not find, was unable to locate
어떻게
eotteoke — How, in what way, by what means
나아갈
naagal — To advance, to move forward (future modifier)
해안가의
haean-gaui — Of the shoreline, belonging to the coastal area
수많은
sumaneun — Countless, numerous, very many in quantity
조약돌들이
joyakdolduri — Pebbles (subject marker, plural), small smooth stones
물의 작용으로
murui jagugeuro — By the action of water, through water's effect
매끄럽고
maekkeureopgo — Smooth and, sleek and (conjunctive form)
둥글게
dungeulge — Roundly, in a round shape, made circular
다듬어진
dadeumeojin — Polished, refined, shaped by repeated action
것을
geoseul — The thing, the fact (object marker attached)
알아챘습니다
arabchaeotseumnida — Noticed, realized, perceived something attentively
유리
yuri — Glass, the material glass
cheol — Iron, the metal iron
dol — Stone, rock, a hard mineral object
뒤섞여
dwisoegyeo — Mixed together, intermingled, jumbled up
놓인
nonin — Placed, laid down, positioned somewhere
모든
modeun — All, every, each and every thing
것이
geosi — The thing (subject marker attached), the fact
같은
gateun — Same, identical, equal in nature
힘에 의해
hime uihae — By force, through power, by means of strength
형태를
hyeongtaereul — Shape, form (object marker attached)
갖추게
gatchuge — To come to have, to acquire a form
되었고
doeeotgo — Became, turned into, and then proceeded
그녀의
geunyeoui — Her, belonging to her (possessive)
섬세한
seomsehan — Delicate, fine, sensitive and refined
손만큼이나
sonmankeumine — As much as her hands, equal to hands
아니
ani — No, or rather, correction of previous statement
그보다
geuboda — More than that, even more so than that
느껴졌습니다
neukkkyeojyeotseumnida — Was felt, was perceived as (formal past)
물은
mureun — Water (topic marker attached)
지치지 않고
jichiji anko — Without tiring, without becoming exhausted
계속
gyesok — Continuously, keeping on, without stopping
흐른다
heurunda — Flows, runs continuously (present declarative)
그녀가
geunyeoga — She (subject marker attached)
말했습니다
malhaetseumnida — Said, spoke, stated (formal past tense)
딱딱한
ttakttakan — Hard, rigid, stiff in texture or nature
모두
modu — All, everyone, everything altogether
매끄러워질
maekkeureoweojil — Will become smooth, to get polished over time
때까지
ttaekkaji — Until, up to the time when something happens
나도
nado — I also, me too, as well as me
nae — My, mine, belonging to me
임무에
immuue — To the mission, toward the duty or task
않을 것이다
aneul geosida — Will not, shall not do (future negation)
밝게
balgge — Brightly, clearly, in a bright manner
굽이치는
gubichineun — Winding, undulating, rolling in waves
파도여
padoyeo — O waves! (vocative form, calling out to waves)
가르침에
gareuchimine — For the teaching, for the lesson given
감사한다
gamsahanda — I am grateful, I give thanks (plain form)
마음은
maeumeun — The heart, the mind (topic marker attached)
네가
nega — You (subject marker), informal second person
나를
nareul — Me, myself (object marker attached)
사랑하는
saranghaneun — Loving, who loves (present modifier form)
오빠들에게
oppadeulege — To the older brothers (dative, plural)
이끌어 줄
ikkeureojul — Will lead, will guide toward a destination
것이라고
geosirago — That it is, saying that it will be
말한다
malhanda — Says, speaks, tells (plain present tense)
거품으로
geopumeuro — With foam, covered in bubbles or froth
뒤덮인
dwideopin — Covered over, blanketed, completely overlaid
해초
haecho — Seaweed, marine algae or sea plants
열한
yeolhan — Eleven, the number eleven
개의
gaeui — Of (counter for objects), belonging to items
하얀
hayan — White, pure white in color
백조
baekjo — Swan, the large white water bird
깃털이
gittteori — Feathers (subject marker attached), bird feathers
놓여 있었고
nohyeo isseotgo — Were placed, were lying there, and then
그것들을
geugeotdeureul — Them, those things (object marker, plural)
모아
moa — Gathering, collecting together, assembling items
한데
hande — Together, in one place, all in one
모았습니다
moatseumnida — Collected, gathered together (formal past tense)
물방울들이
mulbanguldeuri — Water droplets (subject marker, plural)
맺혀 있었는데
maechyeo isseonnunde — Were formed, were clinging (contextual past)
그것이
geugeosi — That thing, it (subject marker attached)
이슬방울인지
iseulbangulinji — Whether it is a dewdrop, dew or not
눈물인지는
nunmurinji-neun — Whether it is a teardrop (topic, uncertainty)
아무도
amudo — Nobody, no one at all, not anyone
al — Know, to know (verb stem form)
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