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English → Korean CHAPTER I. Level 8/10

I was extremely tired, and with that, and the heat of the weather, and about half a pint of brandy that I drank as I left the ship, I found myself much inclined to sleep.

나는 극도로 피곤했고, 그런 상태에서 더운 날씨와 배를 떠날 때 마신 약 반 파인트의 브랜디까지 더해져 잠이 몹시 쏟아졌다.

I lay down on the grass, which was very short and soft, where I slept sounder than ever I remembered to have done in my life, and, as I reckoned, about nine hours; for when I awaked, it was just day-light.

나는 아주 짧고 부드러운 풀밭에 누웠고, 거기서 내 평생 기억하는 그 어느 때보다도 깊이 잠들었는데, 내 계산으로는 약 아홉 시간쯤 잔 것 같았다. 깨어났을 때 막 날이 밝아오고 있었기 때문이다.

I attempted to rise, but was not able to stir: for, as I happened to lie on my back, I found my arms and legs were strongly fastened on each side to the ground; and my hair, which was long and thick, tied down in the same manner.

나는 일어나려 했지만 꼼짝할 수가 없었다. 마침 등을 대고 누운 상태였는데, 팔과 다리가 양쪽으로 단단히 땅에 묶여 있었고, 길고 굵은 내 머리카락도 같은 방식으로 묶여 있었다.

I likewise felt several slender ligatures across my body, from my arm-pits to my thighs.

또한 겨드랑이에서 허벅지에 이르기까지 몸 전체에 걸쳐 여러 가닥의 가는 끈이 묶여 있는 것을 느꼈다.

I could only look upwards; the sun began to grow hot, and the light offended my eyes.

나는 위쪽만 바라볼 수 있었다. 태양이 점점 뜨거워지기 시작했고 빛이 눈을 자극했다.

I heard a confused noise about me; but in the posture I lay, could see nothing except the sky.

주위에서 웅성거리는 소리가 들렸지만, 내가 누운 자세로는 하늘 외에는 아무것도 볼 수 없었다.

In a little time I felt something alive moving on my left leg, which advancing gently forward over my breast, came almost up to my chin; when, bending my eyes downwards as much as I could, I perceived it to be a human creature not six inches high, with a bow and arrow in his hands, and a quiver at his back.

잠시 후 왼쪽 다리 위에서 살아 있는 무언가가 움직이는 것이 느껴졌는데, 그것은 가슴 위를 살며시 앞으로 나아와 거의 내 턱 가까이까지 왔다. 눈을 최대한 아래쪽으로 내리깔았을 때, 나는 그것이 키가 여섯 인치도 안 되는 인간 형상의 생물로, 손에는 활과 화살을 들고 등에는 화살통을 메고 있음을 알아차렸다.

Vocabulary

극도로
geuk-do-ro — Extremely, to an extreme degree
피곤했고
pi-gon-haet-go — Was tired and (connecting to next clause)
그런
geu-reon — Such, that kind of
상태에서
sang-tae-e-seo — In a state/condition of something
더운
deo-un — Hot (weather or temperature)
날씨와
nal-ssi-wa — Weather and (connecting noun)
배를
bae-reul — Ship or boat (object form)
떠날
tteo-nal — To leave or depart from a place
ttae — Time, moment, or occasion
마신
ma-sin — Drank (past modifier form of 마시다)
yak — About, approximately; also means medicine
ban — Half
더해져
deo-hae-jyeo — Being added to, combined with something else
잠이
jam-i — Sleep (subject form)
몹시
mop-si — Very much, severely, extremely
쏟아졌다
ssot-a-jyeot-da — Poured out; overwhelming drowsiness came over
아주
a-ju — Very, quite, extremely
짧고
jjal-go — Short and (connecting adjective)
부드러운
bu-deu-reo-un — Soft, smooth, gentle
풀밭에
pul-bat-e — In or on a grassy field
누웠고
nu-weot-go — Lay down and (connecting past tense)
거기서
geo-gi-seo — From there, at that place
평생
pyeong-saeng — One's entire lifetime
기억하는
gi-eok-ha-neun — Remembering, that one remembers
어느
eo-neu — Any, some, a certain
때보다도
ttae-bo-da-do — More than any time (comparative marker)
깊이
gi-pi — Deeply, profoundly
잠들었는데
jam-deu-reot-neun-de — Fell asleep, but (with contrasting conjunction)
계산으로는
gye-san-eu-ro-neun — By calculation, according to estimation
아홉
a-hop — Nine (native Korean number)
시간쯤
si-gan-jjeum — About, approximately that many hours
jan — Slept (past modifier); also means glass/cup
geot — Thing, fact, nominalized concept
같았다
gat-at-da — Seemed like, appeared to be
깨어났을
kkae-eo-nat-seul — When (I) woke up (past supposition form)
mak — Just, right at that moment
날이
nal-i — The day (subject form); dawn breaking
밝아오고
pal-ga-o-go — Was becoming bright, dawn was breaking
있었기
it-eot-gi — Because it was (causal nominalizer)
때문이다
ttae-mun-i-da — It is because of (reason marker ending)
일어나려
il-eo-na-ryeo — Intending to get up, trying to rise
했지만
haet-ji-man — Tried but, did but (contrastive ending)
꼼짝할
kkom-jjak-hal — To budge or move even slightly
수가
su-ga — Ability, possibility (subject form)
없었다
eop-seot-da — There was not, did not exist
마침
ma-chim — As it happened, coincidentally, just then
등을
deung-eul — Back (of the body, object form)
대고
dae-go — Pressing against and (connecting verb form)
누운
nu-un — Lying down (past modifier form)
상태였는데
sang-tae-yeot-neun-de — Was in a state/condition of something
팔과
pal-gwa — Arms and (connecting noun)
다리가
da-ri-ga — Legs (subject form)
양쪽으로
yang-jjok-eu-ro — To both sides, toward either side
단단히
dan-dan-hi — Firmly, tightly, securely
땅에
ttang-e — To or on the ground
묶여
muk-kyeo — Tied, bound (passive form)
길고
gil-go — Long and (connecting adjective)
굵은
gul-geun — Thick, coarse, stout
머리카락도
meo-ri-ka-rak-do — Hair also, even the hair
같은
ga-teun — Same, identical, similar
방식으로
bang-sik-eu-ro — In the same way or manner
또한
tto-han — Also, additionally, furthermore
겨드랑이에서
gyeo-deu-rang-i-e-seo — From the armpit area
허벅지에
heo-beok-ji-e — At or on the thigh
이르기까지
i-reu-gi-kka-ji — Up to, all the way to (a point)
mom — Body
전체에
jeon-che-e — Across the entire, throughout the whole
걸쳐
geol-chyeo — Spanning across, stretching over
여러
yeo-reo — Several, various, many
가닥의
ga-dak-eui — Strands of, threads of
가는
ga-neun — Thin, fine (adjective form)
끈이
kkeun-i — String, cord, strap (subject form)
것을
geo-seul — Thing (object form, nominalizer)
느꼈다
neu-kkyeot-da — Felt, sensed (past tense)
위쪽만
wi-jjok-man — Only upward, only the upper direction
바라볼
ba-ra-bol — To look at, to gaze toward
su — Ability, possibility, way to do
태양이
tae-yang-i — The sun (subject form)
점점
jeom-jeom — Gradually, increasingly, more and more
뜨거워지기
tteu-geo-wo-ji-gi — Becoming hot (nominalizer form)
시작했고
si-jak-haet-go — Started and (connecting past tense)
빛이
bit-i — Light (subject form)
눈을
nun-eul — Eyes (object form)
자극했다
ja-geuk-haet-da — Stimulated, irritated, provoked
주위에서
ju-wi-e-seo — From around, from the surrounding area
웅성거리는
ung-seong-geo-ri-neun — Murmuring, buzzing, making a crowd noise
소리가
so-ri-ga — Sound, noise (subject form)
들렸지만
deul-ryeot-ji-man — Was heard but (contrastive past)
자세로는
ja-se-ro-neun — In that posture or position
하늘
ha-neul — Sky, heavens
외에는
oe-e-neun — Other than, except for
아무것도
a-mu-geot-do — Nothing at all, not anything
bol — To see, to look at (future modifier)
잠시
jam-si — A short while, a brief moment
hu — After, later
왼쪽
oen-jjok — Left side
다리
da-ri — Leg; also means bridge
위에서
wi-e-seo — From on top of, from above
살아
sal-a — Alive, living (connective form)
무언가가
mu-eon-ga-ga — Something (subject form), some unknown thing
움직이는
um-jik-i-neun — Moving, that is in motion
것이
geo-si — Thing (subject form, nominalizer)
느껴졌는데
neu-kkyeo-jeot-neun-de — Was felt, was sensed (passive past)
가슴
ga-seum — Chest, breast
위를
wi-reul — Top, above (object form)
살며시
sal-myeo-si — Gently, softly, stealthily
앞으로
ap-eu-ro — Forward, toward the front
나아와
na-a-wa — Came forward, advanced toward
거의
geo-eui — Almost, nearly, practically
teok — Chin, jaw
가까이까지
ga-kka-i-kka-ji — Up to close to, as near as
최대한
choe-dae-han — As much as possible, to the maximum
아래쪽으로
a-rae-jjok-eu-ro — Downward, toward the lower side
내리깔았을
nae-ri-kkal-at-seul — When (eyes) were cast downward
키가
ki-ga — Height (subject form)
여섯
yeo-seot — Six (native Korean number)
an — Not, inside; under a certain amount
되는
doe-neun — Becoming, being (present modifier)
인간
in-gan — Human being, mankind
형상의
hyeong-sang-eui — Of the form or shape of something
생물로
saeng-mul-lo — As a living creature or organism
손에는
son-e-neun — In the hand (topic/location marker)
활과
hwal-gwa — Bow and (archery weapon, connecting)
화살을
hwa-sal-eul — Arrow (object form)
들고
deul-go — Holding and (connecting verb form)
등에는
deung-e-neun — On the back (topic/location marker)
화살통을
hwa-sal-tong-eul — Quiver for arrows (object form)
메고
me-go — Carrying on the shoulder and (connecting)
있음을
it-eum-eul — The fact of being/having (object nominalized)
알아차렸다
al-a-cha-ryeot-da — Noticed, realized, became aware of
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