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AN IMPARTIAL GLANCE AT THE ANCIENT MAGISTRACY.

古代の行政に対する公平な一瞥。

CHAPTER II. THE RAT-HOLE.

第二章 鼠の穴。

CHAPTER III. HISTORY OF A LEAVENED CAKE OF MAIZE.

第三章 トウモロコシの発酵菓子の物語。

CHAPTER IV. A TEAR FOR A DROP OF WATER.

第四章 一滴の水に対する一粒の涙。

CHAPTER V. END OF THE STORY OF THE CAKE.

第五章 菓子の物語の結末。

VOLUME II.

第二巻。

BOOK SEVENTH.

第七篇。

CHAPTER I. THE DANGER OF CONFIDING ONE'S SECRET TO A GOAT.

第一章 山羊に秘密を打ち明ける危険。

CHAPTER II. A PRIEST AND A PHILOSOPHER ARE TWO DIFFERENT THINGS.

第二章 聖職者と哲学者は異なるものである。

CHAPTER III. THE BELLS.

第三章 鐘。

CHAPTER IV. ἈΝÁΓΚΗ.

第四章 アナンケー。

CHAPTER V. THE TWO MEN CLOTHED IN BLACK.

第五章 黒衣の二人の男。

CHAPTER VI. THE EFFECT WHICH SEVEN OATHS IN THE OPEN AIR CAN PRODUCE.

第六章 野外での七つの誓いが生み出す効果。

CHAPTER VII. THE MYSTERIOUS MONK.

第七章 謎の修道士。

CHAPTER VIII. THE UTILITY OF WINDOWS WHICH OPEN ON THE RIVER.

第八章 川に面した窓の有用性。

BOOK EIGHTH.

第八篇。

CHAPTER I. THE CROWN CHANGED INTO A DRY LEAF.

第一章 枯れ葉に変わった冠。

CHAPTER II. CONTINUATION OF THE CROWN WHICH WAS CHANGED INTO A DRY LEAF.

第二章 枯れ葉に変わった冠の続き。

CHAPTER III. END OF THE CROWN WHICH WAS TURNED INTO A DRY LEAF.

第三章 枯れ葉に変わった冠の結末。

CHAPTER IV. _LASCIATE OGNI SPERANZA_—LEAVE ALL HOPE BEHIND, YE WHO ENTER HERE.

第四章 「一切の希望を捨てよ、ここに入る者よ」。

CHAPTER V. THE MOTHER.

第五章 母。

CHAPTER VI. THREE HUMAN HEARTS DIFFERENTLY CONSTRUCTED.

第六章 それぞれ異なる構造を持つ三つの人間の心。

BOOK NINTH.

第九篇。

CHAPTER I. DELIRIUM.

第一章 錯乱。

CHAPTER II. HUNCHBACKED, ONE EYED, LAME.

第二章 せむし、片目、跛。

CHAPTER III. DEAF.

第三章 聾。

CHAPTER IV. EARTHENWARE AND CRYSTAL.

第四章 陶器と水晶。

CHAPTER V. THE KEY TO THE RED DOOR.

第五章 赤い扉の鍵。

CHAPTER VI. CONTINUATION OF THE KEY TO THE RED DOOR.

第六章 赤い扉の鍵の続き。

BOOK TENTH.

第十篇。

CHAPTER I. GRINGOIRE HAS MANY GOOD IDEAS IN SUCCESSION.—RUE DES BERNARDINS.

第一章 グランゴワールは次々と良い考えを持つ。——ベルナルダン街。

CHAPTER II. TURN VAGABOND.

第二章 放浪者になれ。

CHAPTER III. LONG LIVE MIRTH.

第三章 陽気よ、万歳。

CHAPTER IV. AN AWKWARD FRIEND.

第四章 厄介な友。

CHAPTER V. THE RETREAT IN WHICH MONSIEUR LOUIS OF FRANCE SAYS HIS PRAYERS.

第五章 フランスのルイ殿下が祈りを捧げる隠れ家。

CHAPTER VI.

第六章。

Vocabulary

古代
kodai — Ancient times; relating to antiquity
no — Possessive or linking particle
行政
gyōsei — Administration; governmental management of public affairs
ni — Particle indicating direction, location, or target
対する
taisuru — To face; to be directed toward something
公平
kōhei — Fairness; impartiality; treating all equally
na — Adjectival linking particle for na-adjectives
dai — Prefix indicating ordinal numbers (first, second...)
ni — The number two
shō — Chapter; section of a book or document
nezumi — Mouse; rat; small rodent
ana — Hole; opening; cavity in a surface
san — The number three
トウモロコシ
tōmorokoshi — Corn; maize plant and its edible kernels
発酵
hakkō — Fermentation; microbial breakdown of organic substances
菓子
kashi — Confectionery; sweets; candy or pastries
物語
monogatari — Story; tale; narrative account of events
shi / yon — The number four
一滴
itteki — One drop of liquid
mizu — Water; liquid H2O
一粒
hitotsubu — One grain; a single small round particle
namida — Tear; teardrop; liquid from the eye
go — The number five
結末
ketsumatsu — Ending; conclusion; final outcome of a story
kan / maki — Volume; roll; numbered book in a series
shichi / nana — The number seven
ichi — The number one
山羊
yagi — Goat; domesticated ruminant animal
秘密
himitsu — Secret; confidential information kept hidden
wo / o — Object marker particle in Japanese grammar
打ち明ける
uchimakeru — To confide; to reveal a secret to someone
危険
kiken — Danger; risk; hazardous situation
to — And; with; quotation particle
哲学者
tetsugakusha — Philosopher; person who studies philosophy
wa — Topic marker particle in Japanese grammar
異なる
kotonaru — To differ; to be different from something else
もの
mono — Thing; object; entity or concept
de — At; by means of; copula particle in context
ある
aru — To be; to exist (for inanimate things)
kane — Bell; large metal bell that is struck
二人
futari — Two people; a pair of persons
otoko — Man; male person
roku — The number six
野外
yagai — Outdoors; open air; outside in nature
tsu — Counter suffix for counting general objects
誓い
chikai — Oath; vow; solemn promise made seriously
ga — Subject marker particle in Japanese grammar
生み出す
umidasu — To produce; to create; to give rise to
効果
kōka — Effect; result; impact of an action
nazo — Mystery; riddle; puzzling unsolved question
修道士
shūdōshi — Monk; male member of a religious order
hachi — The number eight
kawa — River; stream; natural flowing waterway
面した
meshita / menshita — Facing; overlooking; directed toward something
mado — Window; opening in a wall with glass
有用性
yūyōsei — Usefulness; utility; practical value of something
枯れ葉
kareba — Dead leaf; withered fallen leaf
変わった
kawatta — Strange; unusual; having changed or become odd
kanmuri — Crown; wreath worn on the head
続き
tsuzuki — Continuation; sequel; what follows next
一切
issai — All; everything; without exception whatsoever
希望
kibō — Hope; wish; desire for a positive outcome
捨てよ
suteyo — Abandon! Give up! Imperative to discard hope
ここ
koko — Here; this place; current location
入る
hairu — To enter; to go inside a place
mono / sha — Person; one who does something; individual
yo — Sentence-ending particle for emphasis or address
haha — Mother; one's own female parent
それぞれ
sorezore — Each; respectively; every one individually
構造
kōzō — Structure; construction; framework of something
持つ
motsu — To hold; to have; to possess something
人間
ningen — Human being; person; mankind
kokoro — Heart; mind; inner spirit or feelings
ku / kyū — The number nine
片目
katame — One eye; having sight in only one eye
陶器
tōki — Pottery; ceramic ware made from fired clay
水晶
suishō — Crystal; clear quartz or glass-like mineral
赤い
akai — Red; having the color red
tobira — Door; gate; large entrance panel
kagi — Key; instrument for locking or unlocking
jū — The number ten
次々
tsugitsugi — One after another; in rapid succession
良い
yoi / ii — Good; fine; favorable quality or condition
考え
kangae — Thought; idea; plan or way of thinking
machi — Town; city street; urban neighborhood area
放浪者
hōrōsha — Wanderer; vagrant; person who roams without home
陽気
yōki — Cheerful; merry; lively and high-spirited
万歳
banzai — Hurrah; long live; celebratory cheer of joy
厄介
yakkai — Troublesome; burdensome; causing difficulty or nuisance
tomo — Friend; companion; close associate
フランス
Furansu — France; Western European country
祈り
inori — Prayer; supplication; act of praying devoutly
捧げる
sasageru — To offer; to dedicate; to present reverently
隠れ家
kakurega — Hideout; hiding place; secret refuge or shelter
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