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English → Korean CHAPTER 135. The Chase.—Third Day. Level 9/10

But gulp down your tears and hie aloft to the royal-mast with your hearts; for your friends who have gone before are clearing out the seven-storied heavens, and making refugees of long-pampered Gabriel, Michael, and Raphael, against your coming.

하지만 눈물을 삼키고 마음을 다잡아 돛대 꼭대기로 올라가라. 왜냐하면 먼저 간 그대들의 벗들이 일곱 층으로 쌓인 하늘을 깨끗이 치우고, 오랫동안 아낌을 받아온 가브리엘과 미카엘과 라파엘을 그대들이 올 자리에서 쫓아내고 있으니.

Here ye strike but splintered hearts together—there, ye shall strike unsplinterable glasses!

이곳에서 그대들은 산산이 부서진 가슴들을 맞부딪칠 뿐이지만, 저곳에서 그대들은 결코 깨지지 않을 잔들을 부딪치게 되리라!

EXTRACTS.

발췌문.

"And God created great whales." —_Genesis_.

"하나님이 큰 고래들을 창조하시니라." —_창세기_.

"Leviathan maketh a path to shine after him; One would think the deep to be hoary." —_Job_.

"리바이어던이 지나간 자리는 빛이 나니, 깊은 바다가 백발처럼 희어지는 것 같도다." —_욥기_.

"Now the Lord had prepared a great fish to swallow up Jonah." —_Jonah_.

"여호와께서 이미 큰 물고기를 예비하사 요나를 삼키게 하셨더라." —_요나서_.

"There go the ships; there is that Leviathan whom thou hast made to play therein." —_Psalms_.

"저기 배들이 다니며, 주께서 그 속에서 놀도록 만드신 리바이어던도 있나이다." —_시편_.

"In that day, the Lord with his sore, and great, and strong sword, shall punish Leviathan the piercing serpent, even Leviathan that crooked serpent; and he shall slay the dragon that is in the sea." —_Isaiah_.

"그 날에 여호와께서 그 견고하고 크고 강한 칼로 날랜 뱀 리바이어던, 곧 꼬불꼬불한 뱀 리바이어던을 벌하시며, 바다에 있는 용을 죽이시리라." —_이사야_.

"And what thing soever besides cometh within the chaos of this monster's mouth, be it beast, boat, or stone, down it goes all incontinently that foul great swallow of his, and perisheth in the bottomless gulf of his paunch." —_Holland's Plutarch's Morals_.

"그 밖에 이 괴물의 아가리 속 혼돈 안으로 들어오는 것은, 짐승이든 배든 돌이든 간에, 그 더럽고 거대한 목구멍을 따라 곧장 삼켜져 그 배의 밑바닥 없는 심연 속에서 사라져버리고 만다." —_홀랜드 역 플루타르코스 도덕론_.

"The Indian Sea breedeth the most and the biggest fishes that are: among which the Whales and Whirlpooles called Balaene, take up as much in length as four acres or arpens of land." —_Holland's Pliny_.

"인도양은 세상에서 가장 많고 가장 큰 물고기들을 낳으니, 그 가운데 발라에나라 불리는 고래와 소용돌이는 길이가 네 에이커 혹은 아르팡의 땅만큼이나 된다." —_홀랜드 역 플리니우스_.

"Scarcely had we proceeded two days on the sea, when about sunrise a great many Whales and other monsters of the sea, appeared.

"바다로 나선 지 이틀도 채 되지 않아, 해가 뜰 무렵 수많은 고래들과 그 밖의 바다 괴물들이 나타났다.

Vocabulary

하지만
hajiman — However; used to contrast two opposing ideas
눈물을
nunmureul — Tears (object form); water from crying eyes
삼키고
samkigo — Swallowing; to engulf something whole
마음을
maeumeul — Heart or mind (object form); one's inner feelings
다잡아
dajaba — Pulling oneself together; regaining composure firmly
꼭대기로
kkokdaegiro — To the top; toward the highest point of something
올라가라
ollagara — Go up! Command to climb or ascend somewhere
왜냐하면
waenyahamyeon — Because; introducing a reason or explanation
먼저
meonjeo — First; before others or prior in order
gan — Gone; past tense of 'to go'
벗들이
beotdeuri — Friends (subject form); close companions or comrades
일곱
ilgop — Seven; the number 7 in native Korean
층으로
cheungeuro — In layers; divided into floors or strata
쌓인
ssahin — Piled up; accumulated or stacked in layers
하늘을
haneureul — The sky or heaven (object form)
깨끗이
kkaekkeusi — Cleanly; in a neat and spotless manner
치우고
chiugo — Clearing away; removing or tidying something up
오랫동안
oraetdongan — For a long time; over an extended duration
받아온
badaon — Have been receiving; continually accepted over time
ol — To come; future or coming direction toward speaker
자리에서
jarieseo — From the place or seat; departing a position
쫓아내고
jjochaenaego — Driving out; expelling or chasing someone away
있으니
isseuni — Since there is; causal connective indicating existence
이곳에서
igoseseo — Here; in or at this place
부서진
buseojin — Broken; something that has been smashed or shattered
가슴들을
gaseumdeureur — Hearts (object, plural); chests or emotional centers
뿐이지만
ppunijiman — It is only; a limiting contrast with something else
저곳에서
jeogoeseo — Over there; in or at that distant place
결코
gyeolko — Never; absolutely not under any circumstances
깨지지
kkaejiji — Not breaking; base form of to shatter negated
않을
aneul — Will not; future negative modifier form
잔들을
jandeureul — Cups or glasses (object, plural); drinking vessels
하나님이
Hananimi — God (subject form); the Christian God in Korean
keun — Big or large; adjective describing great size
고래들을
goraedeureur — Whales (object, plural); large marine mammals
지나간
jinagan — Passed by; something that has gone through or past
자리는
jarineun — The place or trail (topic); a spot or location
빛이
bichi — Light (subject form); radiance or luminosity
깊은
gipeun — Deep; describing great depth of water or thought
바다가
badaga — The sea (subject form); the ocean or large body of water
geot — Thing or fact; nominalizer referring to a situation
이미
imi — Already; something that has happened beforehand
물고기를
mulgogireul — Fish (object form); an aquatic creature
삼키게
samkige — To cause to swallow; making something engulf another
저기
jeogi — Over there; pointing to a distant location
배들이
baedeuri — Ships (subject, plural); seafaring vessels
다니며
danimyeo — Going about; moving around or traveling regularly
geu — That; a determiner referring to something mentioned
속에서
sogесо — Inside; within the interior of something
놀도록
noldorok — So as to play; in order to frolic or sport
만드신
mandeusin — Made or created (honorific); divinely fashioned
날에
nare — On that day; referring to a specific point in time
크고
keugo — Big and; large, continuing to another adjective
강한
ganghan — Strong or powerful; having great force or strength
칼로
kallо — With a sword; using a blade as an instrument
baem — Snake; a reptile without limbs
got — That is; namely, used to clarify or restate something
바다에
badae — In the sea; located within the ocean
있는
inneun — That exists; relative clause modifier for presence
용을
yongeul — Dragon (object form); a mythical serpentine creature
밖에
bakke — Outside; beyond a boundary, or only/except in usage
i — This; a demonstrative determiner for nearby things
괴물의
goemurui — Of the monster; possessive form referring to a beast
sok — Inside or interior; the inner part of something
혼돈
hondon — Chaos; a state of complete disorder and confusion
안으로
aneuro — Into the inside; moving toward the interior
들어오는
deureooneun — Entering; coming inside toward a space
것은
geoseun — The thing that (topic); nominalizer with topic marker
간에
gane — Regardless; used to express 'whether…or' choices
더럽고
deoreopgo — Filthy and; dirty, continuing to another description
거대한
geodaehan — Enormous; of extremely great or vast size
따라
ttara — Along or following; moving in the same direction
곧장
gotjang — Straight; directly without detour or delay
삼켜져
samkyeojyeo — Being swallowed; passively engulfed whole
배의
baeui — Of the ship or belly; possessive form
밑바닥
mitbadak — The very bottom; the deepest floor of something
없는
eomneun — Without; lacking or nonexistent as a modifier
사라져버리고
sarajyeobeorigo — Vanishing completely; disappearing entirely with finality
만다
manda — Ends up; inevitably results in a situation
세상에서
sesangeseo — In the world; within the entire existence of earth
가장
gajang — Most; superlative adverb for greatest degree
많고
mankо — Many and; numerous, continuing to another clause
물고기들을
mulgogideureur — Fish (object, plural); many aquatic creatures
가운데
gaunde — Among or in the middle; situated within a group
불리는
bullineun — Called; referred to or named as something
고래와
goraewa — Whale and; a large marine mammal plus another
길이가
giriga — The length (subject); measurement from end to end
ne — Four; the number 4 in native Korean
혹은
hogeun — Or; used to present an alternative option
된다
doenda — Becomes or amounts to; reaches a certain measure
바다로
badaro — To the sea; moving toward or onto the ocean
나선
naseon — Set out; departed or ventured forth on a journey
ji — Since; time elapsed marker after a verb
chae — Even; used with negation meaning 'not even yet'
되지
doeji — Become; base for negated form of 'to become'
않아
ana — Not; negative connective form of a verb
해가
haega — The sun (subject form); the star at the solar center
tteul — To rise; the sun coming up above the horizon
무렵
muryeop — Around the time; approximately when something occurs
수많은
sumaneun — Countless; an extremely large number of things
고래들과
goraeduelgwa — Whales and; multiple whales together with others
밖의
bagui — Outside; of or belonging to the exterior
바다
bada — Sea; a large body of salt water
괴물들이
goemuldeuri — Monsters (subject, plural); terrifying supernatural creatures
나타났다
natanатda — Appeared; came into view or emerged suddenly
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