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English → Korean CHAPTER I Level 7/10

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I did so, not at first aware what was his intention; but when I saw him lift and poise the book and stand in act to hurl it, I instinctively started aside with a cry of alarm: not soon enough, however; the volume was flung, it hit me, and I fell, striking my head against the door and cutting it.

나는 그렇게 했다, 처음에는 그의 의도가 무엇인지 알지 못한 채로; 그러나 그가 책을 들어 올려 겨누고 던지려는 자세를 취하는 것을 보았을 때, 나는 본능적으로 비명을 지르며 옆으로 물러섰다: 그러나 충분히 빠르지 못했다; 책이 던져졌고, 그것이 나를 맞혔으며, 나는 넘어지면서 머리를 문에 부딪혀 상처가 났다.

The cut bled, the pain was sharp: my terror had passed its climax; other feelings succeeded.

상처에서 피가 흘렀고, 통증은 날카로웠다: 나의 공포는 절정을 지나갔고; 다른 감정들이 뒤따랐다.

"Wicked and cruel boy!" I said.

"사악하고 잔인한 아이!" 나는 말했다.

"You are like a murderer—you are like a slave-driver—you are like the Roman emperors!"

"너는 살인자 같아—너는 노예 감독자 같아—너는 로마 황제들 같아!"

I had read Goldsmith's History of Rome, and had formed my opinion of Nero, Caligula, &c.

나는 골드스미스의 로마사를 읽었고, 네로, 칼리굴라 등에 대한 나름의 견해를 형성했었다.

Also I had drawn parallels in silence, which I never thought thus to have declared aloud.

또한 나는 마음속으로 비교를 해왔었는데, 그것을 이렇게 소리 내어 말하게 될 줄은 생각지도 못했었다.

"What! what!" he cried.

"뭐라고! 뭐라고!" 그가 외쳤다.

"Did she say that to me? Did you hear her, Eliza and Georgiana? Won't I tell mama? but first—"

"저 애가 나한테 그런 말을 했어? 들었지, 엘리자와 조지아나? 엄마한테 이를 거야? 하지만 먼저—"

He ran headlong at me: I felt him grasp my hair and my shoulder: he had closed with a desperate thing.

그는 나를 향해 무작정 달려들었다: 나는 그가 내 머리카락과 어깨를 움켜쥐는 것을 느꼈다: 그는 필사적인 존재와 맞붙은 것이었다.

I really saw in him a tyrant, a murderer.

나는 그에게서 정말로 폭군을, 살인자를 보았다.

I felt a drop or two of blood from my head trickle down my neck, and was sensible of somewhat pungent suffering: these sensations for the time predominated over fear, and I received him in frantic sort.

나는 머리에서 한두 방울의 피가 목으로 흘러내리는 것을 느꼈고, 다소 날카로운 고통을 의식했다: 이 감각들이 한동안 공포를 압도했고, 나는 광란한 상태로 그를 맞받아쳤다.

I don't very well know what I did with my hands, but he called me "Rat! Rat!" and bellowed out aloud.

나는 내가 손으로 무엇을 했는지 잘 알지 못하지만, 그는 나를 "쥐새끼! 쥐새끼!"라고 부르며 크게 고함을 질렀다.

Vocabulary

나는
na-neun — I (subject marker attached); first person singular subject
그렇게
geu-reo-ke — like that, in that way
했다
haet-da — did; past tense of 하다 (to do)
처음에는
cheo-eu-me-neun — at first, in the beginning
그의
geu-ui — his, of him (possessive)
의도가
ui-do-ga — intention, purpose (subject form)
무엇인지
mu-eo-sin-ji — what it is (indirect question form)
알지
al-ji — knowing; base of 알다 with connector
못한
mot-han — unable to; could not (modifier form)
채로
chae-ro — while remaining in a state, as it is
그러나
geu-reo-na — however, but (formal conjunction)
그가
geu-ga — he (subject marker attached)
책을
chae-geul — book (object marker attached)
들어
deu-reo — lifting, raising (connective form of 들다)
올려
ol-lyeo — raising up (connective form of 올리다)
겨누고
gyeo-nu-go — aiming at, pointing toward something
던지려는
deon-ji-ryeo-neun — about to throw, intending to hurl
자세를
ja-se-reul — posture, stance (object marker attached)
취하는
chwi-ha-neun — taking, assuming (a posture or position)
것을
geo-seul — the thing/act (nominalizer with object marker)
보았을
bo-a-sseul — when (I) saw; past modifier form of 보다
ttae — time, moment, when
본능적으로
bon-neung-jeo-geu-ro — instinctively, by instinct
비명을
bi-myeong-eul — scream, shriek (object marker attached)
지르며
ji-reu-myeo — screaming while doing something else
옆으로
yeo-peu-ro — to the side, sideways
물러섰다
mul-leo-seot-da — stepped back, retreated, moved aside
충분히
chung-bun-hi — sufficiently, enough, adequately
빠르지
ppa-reu-ji — fast, quick (negative connector form)
책이
chae-gi — book (subject marker attached)
던져졌고
deon-jyeo-jeot-go — was thrown and (then); passive past connective
그것이
geu-geo-si — it, that thing (subject marker attached)
나를
na-reul — me (object marker attached)
맞혔으며
ma-chyeo-sseu-myeo — hit me and; struck while continuing
넘어지면서
neo-meo-ji-myeon-seo — while falling down, tumbling over
머리를
meo-ri-reul — head (object marker attached)
문에
mu-ne — on/against the door (locative)
부딪혀
bu-di-chyeo — colliding with, banging against something
상처가
sang-cheo-ga — wound, injury (subject marker attached)
났다
nat-da — occurred, arose, appeared (past tense)
상처에서
sang-cheo-e-seo — from the wound (source marker attached)
피가
pi-ga — blood (subject marker attached)
흘렀고
heul-leot-go — flowed and; blood flowed (past connective)
통증은
tong-jeung-eun — the pain (topic marker attached)
날카로웠다
nal-ka-ro-wot-da — was sharp, piercing (past tense)
나의
na-ui — my, mine (possessive form)
공포는
gong-po-neun — fear, terror (topic marker attached)
절정을
jeol-jeong-eul — peak, climax (object marker attached)
지나갔고
ji-na-gat-go — passed, went beyond and (past connective)
다른
da-reun — other, different (modifier)
감정들이
gam-jeong-deu-ri — emotions, feelings (plural subject form)
뒤따랐다
dwi-tta-rat-da — followed after, came subsequently
사악하고
sa-a-ka-go — wicked, evil and (connective form)
잔인한
ja-nin-han — cruel, brutal, merciless (modifier)
아이
a-i — child, kid
말했다
mal-haet-da — said, spoke (past tense of 말하다)
너는
neo-neun — you (topic/subject marker attached)
살인자
sa-rin-ja — murderer, killer
같아
ga-ta — seem like, look like (informal)
노예
no-ye — slave, serf
감독자
gam-dok-ja — overseer, supervisor, manager
황제들
hwang-je-deul — emperors (plural form of 황제)
읽었고
il-geot-go — read and; past connective of 읽다
등에
deung-e — and so on, et cetera (regarding)
대한
dae-han — about, regarding, concerning
나름의
na-reum-ui — one's own, personal (possessive modifier)
견해를
gyeon-hae-reul — view, opinion (object marker attached)
형성했었다
hyeong-seong-haet-eot-da — had formed, had developed (past perfect)
또한
tto-han — also, furthermore, in addition
마음속으로
ma-eum-so-geu-ro — inwardly, in one's heart or mind
비교를
bi-gyo-reul — comparison (object marker attached)
해왔었는데
hae-wat-eot-neun-de — had been doing but (past habitual contrast)
이렇게
i-reo-ke — like this, in this way
소리
so-ri — sound, voice, noise
내어
nae-eo — putting out, making (a sound); connective form
말하게
mal-ha-ge — to say, to speak (causative/purposive form)
doel — will become; future modifier of 되다
줄은
jul-eun — fact/possibility that (topic form)
생각지도
saeng-gak-ji-do — not even imagined, didn't even think
못했었다
mot-haet-eot-da — had not been able to (past perfect negative)
뭐라고
mwo-ra-go — what did you say?; exclamation of disbelief
외쳤다
oe-chyeot-da — shouted, exclaimed, cried out (past tense)
jeo — that (over there); humble 'I'
애가
ae-ga — the kid, the child (subject marker attached)
나한테
na-han-te — to me, at me (dative colloquial)
그런
geu-reon — such, that kind of (modifier)
들었지
deu-reot-ji — you heard, didn't you? (past confirmation)
엄마한테
eom-ma-han-te — to mom, to mother (dative colloquial)
이를
i-reul — to tell on, to tattle (object form of 이르다)
거야
geo-ya — going to, will (informal future intention)
하지만
ha-ji-man — but, however (common conjunction)
먼저
meon-jeo — first, beforehand, prior to others
향해
hyang-hae — toward, in the direction of
무작정
mu-jak-jeong — recklessly, blindly, without a plan
달려들었다
dal-lyeo-deu-reot-da — rushed at, lunged toward someone aggressively
nae — my (possessive, informal short form)
머리카락과
meo-ri-ka-rak-gwa — hair and (noun with conjunction attached)
어깨를
eo-kkae-reul — shoulder (object marker attached)
움켜쥐는
um-kyeo-jwi-neun — gripping, grabbing tightly (modifier form)
느꼈다
neu-kkyeot-da — felt, sensed (past tense of 느끼다)
필사적인
pil-sa-jeo-gin — desperate, frantic (modifier form)
존재와
jon-jae-wa — existence, being and (with conjunction)
맞붙은
mat-bu-teun — grappling with, locked in struggle (modifier)
것이었다
geo-si-eot-da — it was (the fact/thing); past nominal predicate
그에게서
geu-e-ge-seo — from him, in him (source locative)
정말로
jeong-mal-lo — truly, really, genuinely
폭군을
pok-gun-eul — tyrant, despot (object marker attached)
살인자를
sa-rin-ja-reul — murderer, killer (object marker attached)
보았다
bo-at-da — saw, perceived (past tense of 보다)
머리에서
meo-ri-e-seo — from the head (source locative)
한두
han-du — one or two, a few (numeral modifier)
방울의
bang-ul-ui — drop(s) of liquid (possessive form)
목으로
mo-geu-ro — down the neck, toward the neck
흘러내리는
heul-leo-nae-ri-neun — trickling down, flowing downward (modifier)
느꼈고
neu-kkyeot-go — felt and; past connective of 느끼다
다소
da-so — somewhat, rather, to some degree
날카로운
nal-ka-ro-un — sharp, keen, piercing (modifier form)
고통을
go-tong-eul — pain, suffering (object marker attached)
의식했다
ui-si-kaet-da — was conscious of, became aware of
감각들이
gam-gak-deu-ri — sensations, senses (plural subject form)
한동안
han-dong-an — for a while, for some time
압도했고
ap-do-haet-go — overwhelmed and; overpowered (past connective)
광란한
gwang-nan-han — frenzied, frantic, wild (modifier form)
상태로
sang-tae-ro — in a state of, in the condition of
맞받아쳤다
mat-ba-da-chyeot-da — fought back, struck back in return
내가
nae-ga — I (subject marker, emphatic form)
손으로
so-neu-ro — with hands, using one's hands
무엇을
mu-eo-seul — what (object marker attached)
jal — well; clearly, properly
쥐새끼
jwi-sae-kki — rat, vermin; insult for a despicable person
라고
ra-go — quotation marker; called, said to be
부르며
bu-reu-myeo — calling (someone) while doing something else
크게
keu-ge — loudly, greatly, in a big way
고함을
go-ha-meul — shout, yell (object marker attached)
질렀다
jil-reot-da — screamed, yelled out (past tense of 지르다)
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