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As soon as he had taken his seat, filled with hope and admiration, I rose, and declared that PATRICK HENRY, of revolutionary fame, never made a speech more eloquent in the cause of liberty, than the one we had just listened to from the lips of that hunted fugitive.

그가 자리에 앉자마자, 희망과 감탄으로 가득 찬 나는 자리에서 일어나, 혁명으로 유명한 패트릭 헨리도 자유의 대의를 위해 우리가 방금 저 쫓기는 도망자의 입술로부터 들은 것보다 더 웅변적인 연설을 한 적이 없다고 선언했습니다.

So I believed at that time—such is my belief now.

그것이 당시 나의 믿음이었고—지금도 나의 믿음입니다.

I reminded the audience of the peril which surrounded this self-emancipated young man at the North,—even in Massachusetts, on the soil of the Pilgrim Fathers, among the descendants of revolutionary sires; and I appealed to them, whether they would ever allow him to be carried back into slavery,—law or no law, constitution or no constitution.

나는 청중에게 북부에서 이 스스로 해방된 젊은이를 둘러싼 위험을—심지어 매사추세츠에서, 필그림 파더스의 땅 위에서, 혁명의 선조들의 후손들 사이에서—상기시켰습니다. 그리고 나는 그들에게, 법이 있든 없든, 헌법이 있든 없든, 그를 다시 노예로 끌려가도록 내버려 둘 것인지를 호소했습니다.

The response was unanimous and in thunder-tones—"NO!"

반응은 만장일치였으며 우렁찬 목소리로—"아니오!"였습니다.

"Will you succor and protect him as a brother-man—a resident of the old Bay State?"

"여러분은 그를 형제로서—오래된 베이 스테이트의 주민으로서—돕고 보호하겠습니까?"

"YES!" shouted the whole mass, with an energy so startling, that the ruthless tyrants south of Mason and Dixon's line might almost have heard the mighty burst of feeling, and recognized it as the pledge of an invincible determination, on the part of those who gave it, never to betray him that wanders, but to hide the outcast, and firmly to abide the consequences.

"예!"라고 전체 군중이 외쳤는데, 그 기세가 너무나 놀라워서 메이슨-딕슨 선 남쪽의 냉혹한 폭군들도 그 강렬한 감정의 폭발을 거의 들을 수 있었을 것이며, 그것을 방랑자를 결코 배신하지 않고, 추방된 자를 숨겨 주며, 그 결과를 굳건히 감수하겠다는, 그 맹세를 한 이들의 불굴의 결의의 서약으로 인식했을 것입니다.

It was at once deeply impressed upon my mind, that, if Mr.

그 즉시 나의 마음속에 깊이 새겨진 것은, 만약 그 분이

Vocabulary

그가
geuga — He; that person (nominative case)
자리에
jariae — In a seat; at a place or position
앉자마자
anjamaja — As soon as he sat down; immediately upon sitting
희망과
huimangwa — Hope and; with hope and expectation
감탄으로
gamtaneuro — With admiration; in a tone of admiration
가득
gadeuk — Full; filled completely with something
나는
naneun — I (subject particle); flowing or emerging
자리에서
jarieseo — From a seat; from a position or place
일어나
ireonа — Rise up; stand up or get up
혁명으로
hyeongmyeongeuro — By revolution; with revolution as means
유명한
yumyeonghan — Famous; well-known or celebrated
자유의
jayuui — Of freedom; freedom's or belonging to liberty
대의를
daeuireul — The cause; great cause or noble purpose
위해
wihae — For; on behalf of or in order to
우리가
uriga — We; us (nominative case)
방금
banggeum — Just now; a moment ago or recently
쫓기는
jjotgineun — Being chased; pursued or hunted
도망자의
domangjaui — Of a fugitive; belonging to escaped person
입술로부터
ipsulrobuteo — From lips; from the mouth or speech
들은
deuреun — Heard; listened to or perceived by ear
것보다
geotboda — Than what; more than or compared to
웅변적인
ungbyeonjeogine — Eloquent; characterized by powerful speaking
연설을
yeonseoreul — Speech; a discourse or address
적이
jeogi — Never; at any time or ever
없다고
eopsdago — Does not exist; saying there is none
선언했습니다
seoneonshaesseumnida — Declared; proclaimed or announced formally
그것이
geugosi — That; it (nominative case)
당시
dangsi — At that time; during that period
나의
naui — My; of me or belonging to me
믿음이었고
mideumiryeotgo — Was belief; was my faith or conviction
지금도
jigeum do — Even now; still at this present time
믿음입니다
mideumimnida — Is my belief; is my faith or conviction
청중에게
cheongzungage — To the audience; toward the listeners
북부에서
bukbueseo — In the north; from northern region
스스로
seuseurо — By oneself; independently or self-directed
해방된
haebangdoen — Liberated; freed or emancipated
젊은이를
jeolmeunireul — Young people; youth or young persons
둘러싼
dulleossan — Surrounded; encircled or surrounded by
위험을
wiheomeul — Danger; peril or risk or hazard
심지어
simjieo — Even; to the extent that or moreover
위에서
wieseo — Above; from above or on top
혁명의
hyeongmyeongui — Of revolution; revolutionary or relating to revolution
선조들의
seonjodurul ui — Of ancestors; belonging to forefathers
후손들
husonduel — Descendants; offspring or later generations
사이에서
saieseo — Among; in between or within
상기시켰습니다
sanggiisikeyeosseumnida — Reminded; brought to mind or recalled
그리고
geurigo — And; also or in addition
그들에게
geudurelege — To them; toward those people
법이
bopi — Law; rule or statute or legislation
있든
itdеun — Whether there is; regardless of existence
없든
eoptdеun — Whether not; regardless of non-existence
헌법이
heonbopi — Constitution; fundamental law of a state
그를
geureul — Him; that person (object case)
다시
dasi — Again; once more or afresh
노예로
noyero — As a slave; into slavery or servitude
끌려가도록
kkeullyeogadorok — To be dragged; so as to be drawn
내버려
naebeolyeo — Leave; allow or permit to remain
것인지를
geosinjireul — Whether; questioning if or what
호소했습니다
hoseohasyeosseumnida — Appealed; made an urgent request or plea
반응은
baneongeun — Response; reaction or reply to something
만장일치였으며
manjangrilchiyeosseumyeo — Was unanimous; complete agreement without exception
우렁찬
ureongchan — Loud; resounding or with great volume
목소리로
mokssoriro — With voice; in tones or loudly
아니오
anio — No; negative response or refusal
였습니다
yeosseumnida — Was; past tense of 'to be'
여러분은
yeoreobun-eun — You all; plural form of 'you'
형제로서
hyeongjeroseо — As brothers; in the capacity of brothers
오래된
oraedoen — Old; ancient or from long ago
주민으로서
jumineuro seo — As residents; in capacity of inhabitants
돕고
dopgo — Help; assist or support or aid
보호하겠습니까
bohohagetsseumnikka — Protect; will you safeguard or defend
라고
rago — Said; quoted or thus spoke
전체
jeonche — Whole; entire or all or complete
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