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English → Korean FINALE. PRELUDE. Level 9/10

Who that cares much to know the history of man, and how the mysterious mixture behaves under the varying experiments of Time, has not dwelt, at least briefly, on the life of Saint Theresa, has not smiled with some gentleness at the thought of the little girl walking forth one morning hand-in-hand with her still smaller brother, to go and seek martyrdom in the country of the Moors?

인간의 역사를, 그리고 그 신비로운 혼합물이 시간이라는 다양한 실험 아래 어떻게 작용하는지를 깊이 알고자 하는 사람이라면, 어느 아침 자신보다 더 어린 남동생과 손을 잡고 무어인의 땅으로 순교를 찾아 나섰던 어린 소녀의 모습을 떠올리며 잠시나마 성녀 테레사의 삶에 머물지 않은 이가, 온화한 미소를 짓지 않은 이가 누가 있겠는가?

Out they toddled from rugged Avila, wide-eyed and helpless-looking as two fawns, but with human hearts, already beating to a national idea; until domestic reality met them in the shape of uncles, and turned them back from their great resolve.

그들은 거친 아빌라를 벗어나 아장아장 걸어 나왔으니, 두 마리 새끼 사슴처럼 눈을 크게 뜨고 무력해 보였지만, 이미 하나의 민족적 이상을 향해 뛰고 있는 인간의 심장을 품고 있었다. 그러나 현실의 삶이 삼촌들의 모습으로 그들 앞에 나타나 그 위대한 결심으로부터 그들을 되돌려 보냈다.

That child-pilgrimage was a fit beginning.

그 어린 시절의 순례는 어울리는 시작이었다.

Theresa's passionate, ideal nature demanded an epic life: what were many-volumed romances of chivalry and the social conquests of a brilliant girl to her?

테레사의 열정적이고 이상적인 본성은 서사적인 삶을 요구했다. 수많은 권으로 이루어진 기사도 로맨스나 재기 넘치는 소녀의 사교적 정복이 그녀에게 무슨 의미가 있었겠는가?

Her flame quickly burned up that light fuel; and, fed from within, soared after some illimitable satisfaction, some object which would never justify weariness, which would reconcile self-despair with the rapturous consciousness of life beyond self.

그녀의 불꽃은 그 가벼운 연료를 순식간에 태워 버렸고, 내면으로부터 양분을 얻어 어떤 무한한 만족을 향해, 결코 권태를 정당화하지 않을 어떤 대상을 향해, 자기 절망을 자아를 넘어선 삶에 대한 황홀한 의식과 화해시켜 줄 어떤 대상을 향해 드높이 솟아올랐다.

She found her epos in the reform of a religious order.

그녀는 자신의 서사시를 한 수도회의 개혁 속에서 발견했다.

That Spanish woman who lived three hundred years ago, was certainly not the last of her kind.

삼백 년 전에 살았던 그 스페인 여인은 분명 그런 부류의 마지막 인물이 아니었다.

Vocabulary

인간의
in-gan-ui — Of or relating to human beings
역사를
yeok-sa-reul — History (object marker form)
그리고
geu-ri-go — And; used to connect clauses or ideas
geu — That; a demonstrative or third-person pronoun
신비로운
sin-bi-ro-un — Mysterious; having a quality of mystique
혼합물이
hon-hap-mul-i — Mixture; a blend of different elements
시간이라는
si-gan-i-ra-neun — Called or known as time
다양한
da-yang-han — Various; diverse in kind or nature
실험
sil-heom — Experiment; a test or trial
아래
a-rae — Below; under something
어떻게
eo-tteo-ke — How; in what way or manner
작용하는지를
ja-gyong-ha-neun-ji-reul — How something functions or operates
깊이
gi-pi — Deeply; at a profound level
알고자
al-go-ja — Wanting to know or understand
하는
ha-neun — Doing; a present participle form of to do
사람이라면
sa-ram-i-ra-myeon — If one is a person; anyone who is
어느
eo-neu — A certain; some particular one
아침
a-chim — Morning; the early part of the day
자신보다
ja-sin-bo-da — More than oneself; compared to oneself
deo — More; to a greater degree
어린
eo-rin — Young; of little age
남동생과
nam-dong-saeng-gwa — With a younger brother
손을
so-neul — Hand (object marker form)
잡고
jap-go — Holding; grasping something in hand
땅으로
ttang-eu-ro — Toward the land or ground
순교를
sun-gyo-reul — Martyrdom; dying for one's beliefs
찾아
cha-ja — Seeking; looking for something
나섰던
na-seot-deon — Had set out; ventured forth in the past
소녀의
so-nyeo-ui — Of the girl; belonging to a young girl
모습을
mo-seu-beul — Appearance or figure (object marker)
떠올리며
tteo-ol-li-myeo — While recalling or imagining a memory
잠시나마
jam-si-na-ma — Even if only for a brief moment
성녀
seong-nyeo — Female saint; a holy woman
삶에
sam-e — In life; within one's existence
머물지
meo-mul-ji — To linger or stay in a place
않은
a-neun — Who did not; negative modifier form
이가
i-ga — This person; subject marker on a person
온화한
on-hwa-han — Gentle; mild and calm in manner
미소를
mi-so-reul — Smile (object marker form)
짓지
jit-ji — To make or form (an expression)
누가
nu-ga — Who; asking about a person
있겠는가
it-get-neun-ga — Could there be; rhetorical possibility question
그들은
geu-deul-eun — They; third-person plural subject
거친
geo-chin — Rough; rugged or harsh in nature
벗어나
beo-seo-na — Escaping from; getting out of a place
아장아장
a-jang-a-jang — Toddling; walking with short unsteady steps
걸어
geo-reo — Walking; moving on foot
나왔으니
na-wat-eu-ni — Since they came out; having emerged
du — Two; the number two
마리
ma-ri — Counter for animals
새끼
sae-kki — Young offspring; baby animal
사슴처럼
sa-seum-cheo-reom — Like deer; resembling a deer
눈을
nu-neul — Eyes (object marker form)
크게
keu-ge — Widely; in a big or large manner
뜨고
tteu-go — Opening (eyes); wide-eyed
무력해
mu-ryeo-khae — Helpless; lacking power or strength
보였지만
bo-yeot-ji-man — Appeared to be, but; seemed however
이미
i-mi — Already; before the present time
하나의
ha-na-ui — One; a single particular thing
민족적
min-jok-jeok — National; relating to an ethnic group
이상을
i-sang-eul — Ideal; an aspiration or perfect standard
향해
hyang-hae — Toward; in the direction of something
뛰고
ttwi-go — Running; beating (as a heart)
있는
it-neun — Existing; present participial modifier
심장을
sim-jang-eul — Heart (object marker form)
품고
pum-go — Holding within; harboring inside
있었다
it-eot-da — There was; existed in the past
그러나
geu-reo-na — However; but, indicating a contrast
현실의
hyeon-sil-ui — Of reality; pertaining to the real world
삶이
sam-i — Life (subject marker form)
삼촌들의
sam-chon-deul-ui — Of the uncles; belonging to uncles
모습으로
mo-seu-beu-ro — In the form or appearance of
그들
geu-deul — They; third-person plural pronoun
앞에
ap-e — In front of; before someone
나타나
na-ta-na — Appearing; showing up suddenly
위대한
wi-dae-han — Great; grand or magnificent in scale
결심으로부터
gyeol-sim-eu-ro-bu-teo — From a resolution or firm decision
그들을
geu-deul-eul — Them (object marker form)
되돌려
doe-dol-lyeo — Turning back; returning someone away
보냈다
bo-naet-da — Sent away; dispatched in the past
시절의
si-jeol-ui — Of a period or era in life
순례는
sul-lye-neun — Pilgrimage; a journey to a sacred place
어울리는
eo-ul-li-neun — Fitting; suitable or appropriate
시작이었다
si-ja-gi-yeot-da — Was a beginning; it was a start
열정적이고
yeol-jeong-jeok-i-go — Passionate; full of enthusiasm and zeal
이상적인
i-sang-jeok-in — Ideal; perfectly suited or idealistic
본성은
bon-seong-eun — Nature; one's inherent character
서사적인
seo-sa-jeok-in — Epic; relating to a grand narrative
삶을
sam-eul — Life (object marker form)
요구했다
yo-gu-haet-da — Demanded; required something strongly
수많은
su-man-eun — Countless; very many in number
권으로
gwon-eu-ro — In volumes; by means of books
이루어진
i-ru-eo-jin — Made up of; composed or consisting of
기사도
gi-sa-do — Chivalry; the code of knightly conduct
로맨스나
ro-maen-seu-na — Romance or; romantic stories
재기
jae-gi — Wit; clever intelligence and sharp humor
넘치는
neom-chi-neun — Overflowing; brimming with something
사교적
sa-gyo-jeok — Social; relating to social interaction
정복이
jeong-bok-i — Conquest; the act of overcoming something
그녀에게
geu-nyeo-e-ge — To her; for her benefit
무슨
mu-seun — What kind of; what sort
의미가
ui-mi-ga — Meaning; significance (subject marker)
있었겠는가
it-eot-get-neun-ga — Could there have been; rhetorical past question
그녀의
geu-nyeo-ui — Her; belonging to her
불꽃은
bul-kko-cheun — Flame; a burning fire or spark
가벼운
ga-byeo-un — Light; not heavy in weight
연료를
yeol-lyo-reul — Fuel; material burned for energy
순식간에
sun-sik-ga-ne — In an instant; extremely quickly
태워
tae-wo — Burning up; consuming with fire
버렸고
beo-ryeot-go — Completely did and; finished burning away
내면으로부터
nae-myeon-eu-ro-bu-teo — From within; originating from the inside
양분을
yang-bu-neul — Nourishment; nutrients to sustain growth
얻어
eo-deo — Obtaining; gaining or acquiring something
어떤
eo-tteon — Some kind of; a certain type
무한한
mu-han-han — Infinite; without limit or end
만족을
man-jo-geul — Satisfaction; fulfillment of desires
결코
gyeol-ko — Never; absolutely not under any circumstances
권태를
gwon-tae-reul — Boredom; a state of tedium
정당화하지
jeong-dang-hwa-ha-ji — Justifying; providing a reason for something
않을
a-neul — Will not; negative future modifier
대상을
dae-sang-eul — Object or target; subject of attention
자기
ja-gi — Oneself; one's own self
절망을
jeol-mang-eul — Despair; a state of hopelessness
자아를
ja-a-reul — The self; one's ego or identity
넘어선
neo-meo-seon — Transcending; going beyond a boundary
대한
dae-han — Regarding; concerning or about something
황홀한
hwang-hol-han — Ecstatic; filled with rapturous delight
의식과
ui-sik-gwa — Consciousness and; awareness with something
화해시켜
hwa-hae-si-kyeo — Reconciling; bringing two things into harmony
jul — That would; future relative modifier
드높이
deu-no-pi — High up; soaring to great heights
솟아올랐다
so-sa-ol-lat-da — Soared upward; rose high into the air
그녀는
geu-nyeo-neun — She; female third-person subject
자신의
ja-sin-ui — One's own; belonging to oneself
서사시를
seo-sa-si-reul — Epic poem; a grand narrative poem
han — One; a single thing
수도회의
su-do-hoe-ui — Of a religious order or monastic community
개혁
gae-hyeok — Reform; transformation of an institution
속에서
so-ge-seo — Within; inside of something
발견했다
bal-gyeon-haet-da — Discovered; found something previously unknown
삼백
sam-baek — Three hundred; the number 300
nyeon — Year; a unit of time
전에
jeo-ne — Before; earlier in time
살았던
sa-rat-deon — Who had lived; existed in the past
여인은
yeo-in-eun — Woman; an adult female person
분명
bun-myeong — Clearly; obviously or certainly
그런
geu-reon — Such; of that kind or type
부류의
bu-ryu-ui — Of a category or type of person
마지막
ma-ji-mak — Last; the final one in a sequence
인물이
in-mul-i — Figure or character (subject marker form)
아니었다
a-ni-yeot-da — Was not; negative past tense statement
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