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English → Korean CHAPTER I. Level 9/10

"Then you will think it wicked in me to wear it," said Celia, uneasily.

"그럼 언니는 내가 그걸 착용하는 걸 나쁘다고 생각하겠네요," 실리아가 불안하게 말했다.

"No, dear, no," said Dorothea, stroking her sister's cheek.

"아니야, 얘야, 아니야," 도로시아가 동생의 뺨을 어루만지며 말했다.

"Souls have complexions too: what will suit one will not suit another."

"영혼도 저마다 빛깔이 있는 법이야. 한 사람에게 어울리는 것이 다른 사람에게는 어울리지 않을 수도 있어."

"But you might like to keep it for mamma's sake."

"하지만 엄마를 위해서라도 간직하고 싶지 않으세요?"

"No, I have other things of mamma's—her sandal-wood box which I am so fond of—plenty of things.

"아니, 나한테는 엄마의 다른 물건들이 있어—내가 정말 좋아하는 엄마의 백단향 상자도 있고—물건이 충분해.

In fact, they are all yours, dear.

사실, 그것들은 모두 네 것이야, 얘야.

We need discuss them no longer.

더 이상 그것들에 대해 이야기할 필요가 없어.

There—take away your property."

자—네 물건을 가져가렴."

Celia felt a little hurt.

실리아는 약간 상처를 받았다.

There was a strong assumption of superiority in this Puritanic toleration, hardly less trying to the blond flesh of an unenthusiastic sister than a Puritanic persecution.

이 청교도적인 관용 속에는 강한 우월감이 내포되어 있었으며, 그것은 열정 없는 동생의 여린 살갗에 청교도적인 박해 못지않게 견디기 힘든 것이었다.

"But how can I wear ornaments if you, who are the elder sister, will never wear them?"

"하지만 언니가, 언니가 언니이면서, 절대 장신구를 착용하지 않는다면 내가 어떻게 장신구를 할 수 있겠어요?"

"Nay, Celia, that is too much to ask, that I should wear trinkets to keep you in countenance.

"이봐, 실리아, 그건 너무 무리한 요구야. 내가 네 체면을 위해 장신구를 해야 한다니.

If I were to put on such a necklace as that, I should feel as if I had been pirouetting.

만약 내가 그런 목걸이를 한다면, 마치 발끝으로 빙글빙글 도는 것 같은 느낌이 들 거야.

The world would go round with me, and I should not know how to walk."

세상이 나와 함께 빙글빙글 돌 것 같고, 어떻게 걸어야 할지도 모르게 될 거야."

Celia had unclasped the necklace and drawn it off.

실리아는 목걸이의 잠금장치를 풀고 목에서 빼냈다.

"It would be a little tight for your neck; something to lie down and hang would suit you better," she said, with some satisfaction.

"이건 언니 목에 좀 꽉 낄 거예요. 늘어지게 걸리는 것이 언니한테 더 잘 어울릴 거예요," 그녀가 약간 흡족해하며 말했다.

The complete unfitness of the necklace from all points of view for Dorothea, made Celia happier in taking it.

모든 면에서 도로시아에게 전혀 어울리지 않는 그 목걸이 덕분에, 실리아는 목걸이를 가져가는 것이 더욱 기쁘게 느껴졌다.

Vocabulary

그럼
geureom — Then; well; of course, used as affirmation
언니는
eonnineun — As for older sister (female speaker's)
내가
naega — I (subject form of first-person pronoun)
그걸
geugeol — That thing (contracted object form of 그것을)
착용하는
chagyonghaneun — Wearing, putting on accessories or clothing
geol — Thing, fact (colloquial contraction of 것을)
나쁘다고
nappeudago — Saying that something is bad or wrong
생각하겠네요
saenggakhagenneyo — You must be thinking; I suppose you think
불안하게
buranhaге — Anxiously, uneasily, in an uneasy manner
말했다
malhaetda — Said, spoke (past tense of 말하다)
아니야
aniya — No, it is not (informal plain speech)
얘야
yaeya — Dear child; affectionate address to younger person
동생의
dongsaengui — Younger sibling's (possessive form)
뺨을
ppaemeul — Cheek (object form of 뺨)
어루만지며
eorumanjimyeo — While gently stroking or caressing softly
영혼도
yeonghoнdo — Even the soul; soul also
저마다
jeomada — Each one; every individual; respectively
빛깔이
bitkkari — Color, hue (subject form of 빛깔)
있는
inneun — That exists; having; present (modifier form)
법이야
beopiya — It is the way things are; that's how it is
한 사람에게
han saramege — To one person; for a particular individual
어울리는
eoullrineun — That suits, that matches, becoming to someone
것이
geosi — The thing that (subject marker on 것)
다른
dareun — Different, other, another
어울리지 않을
eoulriji aneul — Will not suit; does not match someone
수도 있어
sudo isseo — There is also a possibility; might also be
하지만
hajiman — However, but, nevertheless
엄마를
eommareul — Mother (object form of 엄마)
위해서라도
wihaeseorado — Even for the sake of; at least for
간직하고
ganjikago — Keeping, cherishing, preserving something precious
싶지 않으세요
sipji aneunseyo — Don't you want to? (polite negative desire)
나한테는
nahanteneun — As for me; for me (informal topic form)
엄마의
eommaui — Mother's (possessive form of 엄마)
물건들이
mulgeondeuŗi — Things, belongings, items (subject plural form)
정말
jeongmal — Really, truly, indeed
좋아하는
joahaneun — Liking, that one likes (modifier form)
백단향
baekdanhyang — Sandalwood (fragrant wood used in boxes/incense)
상자도
sangjado — Even the box; the box also
충분해
chungbunhae — It is enough, sufficient (informal form)
사실
sasil — Actually, in fact, the truth
그것들은
geugeotdeureun — Those things (plural topic form)
모두
modu — All, everything, everyone
네 것이야
ne geosiya — It is yours (informal possessive statement)
더 이상
deo isang — No longer, not anymore, any further
그것들에 대해
geugeotdeure daehae — About those things, regarding them
이야기할
iyagiral — To talk about, to speak of (modifier form)
필요가 없어
piryoga eopseo — There is no need; unnecessary (informal)
ja — Come on, now, here (interjection urging action)
물건을 가져가렴
mulgeoneul gajyeogaryeom — Take the things; go ahead and take them
약간
yakgan — A little, slightly, somewhat
상처를 받았다
sangcheoreul badatda — Was hurt, received emotional wound
i — This (demonstrative determiner)
청교도적인
cheonggyodojeogin — Puritanical, of a Puritan character or nature
관용
gwanyong — Tolerance, generosity, leniency toward others
속에는
sogeneun — Inside, within (topic form of 속에)
강한
ganghan — Strong, powerful, intense
우월감이
uwolgami — Feeling of superiority (subject form)
내포되어
naepodoeeo — Being implied, contained, embedded within
있었으며
isseosseumyeo — There was, and; existed (connective past form)
그것은
geugeoseun — That thing (topic form of 그것)
열정
yeoljeong — Passion, enthusiasm, fervor
없는
eomneun — Without, lacking, that does not exist
여린
yeorin — Tender, delicate, soft and fragile
살갗에
salgake — On the skin (locative form of 살갗)
박해
bakhae — Persecution, oppression of a person or group
못지않게
motjianke — No less than, just as much as
견디기
gyeondigi — Enduring, bearing, tolerating (noun form)
힘든
himdeun — Difficult, hard, exhausting
것이었다
geosieotda — It was the thing; it was (past copula)
언니가
eonniga — Older sister (subject form, female speaker)
언니이면서
eonniimyeonseo — While being an older sister; being sister yet
절대
jeoldae — Absolutely, never, under no circumstances
장신구를
jangsingureul — Accessories, ornaments, jewelry (object form)
착용하지 않는다면
chagyonghaji anneundamyeon — If you never wear accessories or ornaments
어떻게 할 수 있겠어요
eotteoke hal su itgeseoyo — What can one do about it? How is possible?
이봐
ibwa — Hey, look here (informal attention-getting call)
그건
geugeon — That is (contraction of 그것은)
너무
neomu — Too, excessively, very much
무리한
murihan — Unreasonable, excessive, too demanding
요구야
yoguya — It is a demand/request (informal form)
체면을
chemyeoneul — Face, dignity, social reputation (object form)
위해
wihae — For the sake of, in order to
해야 한다니
haeya handani — Saying one must do; that one has to do
만약
manyak — If, supposing that, in the event that
그런
geureon — Such, that kind of, like that
목걸이를
mokgeorireul — Necklace (object form of 목걸이)
한다면
handamyeon — If one does; supposing one wears it
마치
machi — Just like, as if, as though
발끝으로
balkkeute uro — On tiptoe, on the tips of one's toes
빙글빙글
binggeulbinggeul — Round and round, spinning, twirling repeatedly
도는
doneun — Spinning, turning, rotating (modifier form)
같은 느낌이
gateun neukkimi — A feeling as if; a sensation like that
들 거야
deul geoya — Will feel, will get (a feeling) (informal future)
세상이
sesangi — The world (subject form of 세상)
나와 함께
nawa hamkke — Together with me, along with me
걸어야 할지도
georeoya haljido — Might have to walk; possibly must walk
모르게
moreuge — Without knowing, unknowingly, imperceptibly
doel — Will become, that will be (modifier form)
목걸이의
mokgeoriui — Of the necklace (possessive form)
잠금장치를
jamgeumjanghireul — Clasp, locking mechanism (object form)
풀고
pulgo — Undoing, unfastening, releasing (connective form)
목에서
mogeseo — From the neck (locative-source form of 목)
빼냈다
ppaenaetda — Pulled out, removed, took off (past tense)
이건
igeon — This is (contraction of 이것은)
언니 목에
eonni moge — On sister's neck, around sister's neck
좀 꽉 낄 거예요
jom kkwak kkil geoyeyo — It will fit a bit tightly around the neck
늘어지게
neureojige — So that it hangs loosely, draping down
걸리는
geollrineun — Hanging, dangling (modifier form of 걸리다)
언니한테
eonnihante — To sister, on sister (informal dative form)
잘 어울릴
jal eoullril — Will suit well, will look good on (modifier)
그녀가
geunyeoga — She (subject form of 그녀)
흡족해하며
heubjokhaehамyeo — While feeling satisfied, contentedly pleased
모든 면에서
modeun myeoneseo — In every respect, in all aspects
전혀
jeonhyeo — Not at all, entirely not, completely (with negative)
않는
anneun — Not doing, that does not (negative modifier)
그 목걸이
geu mokgeori — That necklace, the necklace in question
덕분에
deokbune — Thanks to, owing to, because of (positive cause)
가져가는
gajyeoganeun — Taking away, carrying off (modifier form)
더욱
deouk — Even more, all the more, increasingly
기쁘게
gippeuge — Happily, joyfully, in a pleased manner
느껴졌다
neukkye졌da — Was felt, felt (passive past tense of 느끼다)
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