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The waves of this crowd, augmented incessantly, dashed against the angles of the houses which projected here and there, like so many promontories, into the irregular basin of the place.

끊임없이 불어나는 이 군중의 물결은, 마치 수많은 곶처럼 여기저기 불규칙한 광장의 분지 속으로 돌출해 있는 집들의 모서리에 부딪혔다.

In the centre of the lofty Gothic[1] façade of the palace, the grand staircase, incessantly ascended and descended by a double current, which, after parting on the intermediate landing-place, flowed in broad waves along its lateral slopes,—the grand staircase, I say, trickled incessantly into the place, like a cascade into a lake.

궁전의 높다란 고딕식 정면 중앙에 있는 대계단은, 두 줄기 흐름이 끊임없이 오르내리며 중간 층계참에서 갈라진 뒤 넓은 물결처럼 양쪽 경사면을 따라 흘러내렸는데, 이 대계단은, 말하자면, 마치 폭포가 호수로 흘러들듯 끊임없이 광장으로 흘러들었다.

The cries, the laughter, the trampling of those thousands of feet, produced a great noise and a great clamor.

수천 명의 발이 내지르는 외침과 웃음소리, 발구르는 소리가 엄청난 소음과 소란을 만들어냈다.

From time to time, this noise and clamor redoubled; the current which drove the crowd towards the grand staircase flowed backwards, became troubled, formed whirlpools.

이따금 이 소음과 소란은 두 배로 커졌고, 군중을 대계단 쪽으로 몰아가던 흐름이 역류하여 뒤엉키고 소용돌이를 이루었다.

This was produced by the buffet of an archer, or the horse of one of the provost's sergeants, which kicked to restore order; an admirable tradition which the provostship has bequeathed to the constablery, the constablery to the _maréchaussée_, the _maréchaussée_ to our _gendarmeri_ of Paris.

이는 궁수의 주먹질이나, 질서를 회복하기 위해 발길질을 해대는 순찰대장 부하의 말 때문이었다. 이는 순찰청이 경비대에, 경비대가 기마경찰대에, 기마경찰대가 파리의 헌병대에 물려준 훌륭한 전통이었다.

Thousands of good, calm, _bourgeois_ faces thronged the windows, the doors, the dormer windows, the roofs, gazing at the palace, gazing at the populace, and asking nothing more; for many Parisians content themselves with the spectacle of the spectators, and a wall behind which something is going on becomes at once, for us, a very curious thing indeed.

선량하고 차분한 수천 명의 시민 얼굴들이 창문과 문, 지붕창과 지붕에 가득 몰려들어 궁전을 바라보고 군중을 바라보며 그 이상은 아무것도 바라지 않았다. 많은 파리 시민들은 구경꾼을 구경하는 것으로 만족하며, 무언가가 벌어지고 있는 담장은 우리에게 단번에 매우 흥미로운 것이 되기 때문이다.

Vocabulary

끊임없이
kkeun-im-eop-si — Continuously, without any pause or interruption
불어나는
bur-eo-na-neun — Increasing, swelling, growing in size or number
i — This; a demonstrative pronoun or determiner
군중의
gun-jung-eui — Of the crowd; possessive form of crowd
물결은
mul-gyeol-eun — The wave; topic marker attached to wave
마치
ma-chi — Just like, as if; used for comparisons
수많은
su-man-eun — Numerous, countless, a very large number of
여기저기
yeo-gi-jeo-gi — Here and there, in various scattered places
불규칙한
bul-gyu-chik-han — Irregular, uneven, not following a regular pattern
광장의
gwang-jang-eui — Of the plaza or public square
분지
bun-ji — Basin, a low-lying area surrounded by higher land
속으로
sok-eu-ro — Into the inside, toward the interior of something
돌출해
dol-chul-hae — Protruding, jutting out from a surface
있는
it-neun — Existing, being present; attributive form of 있다
집들의
jip-deul-eui — Of the houses; possessive plural of house
모서리에
mo-seo-ri-e — At the corner or edge of something
부딪혔다
bu-dit-chyeot-da — Collided, crashed into, struck against something
궁전의
gung-jeon-eui — Of the palace; possessive form of palace
높다란
nop-da-ran — Quite tall, fairly high, lofty in appearance
정면
jeong-myeon — Front facade, the face of a building
중앙에
jung-ang-e — At the center, in the middle of something
대계단은
dae-gye-dan-eun — The grand staircase; topic-marked large stairway
du — Two, the number two used as a determiner
줄기
jul-gi — Stream, strand, a flow or branch of something
흐름이
heu-reum-i — The flow, the current; subject-marked flow
오르내리며
o-reu-nae-ri-myeo — Going up and down, ascending and descending simultaneously
중간
jung-gan — Middle, midpoint, the center between two ends
갈라진
gal-la-jin — Split, divided, branched off into separate directions
dwi — After, behind, the rear of something
넓은
neol-beun — Wide, broad, spacious in extent
물결처럼
mul-gyeol-cheo-reom — Like waves, in the manner of flowing waves
양쪽
yang-jjok — Both sides, either side of something
경사면을
gyeong-sa-myeon-eul — The slope, an inclined surface; object-marked
따라
tta-ra — Along, following the course or direction of something
흘러내렸는데
heul-leo-nae-ryeot-neun-de — Flowed down, streamed downward, with following context
말하자면
mal-ha-ja-myeon — So to speak, in other words, that is to say
폭포가
pok-po-ga — The waterfall; subject-marked waterfall
호수로
ho-su-ro — Into the lake, toward the lake
흘러들듯
heul-leo-deul-deut — As if flowing into, in the manner of streaming in
광장으로
gwang-jang-eu-ro — Into the plaza, toward the public square
흘러들었다
heul-leo-deur-eot-da — Flowed in, streamed into a space or area
수천
su-cheon — Thousands, several thousand in number
명의
myeong-eui — Of people; possessive counter for people
발이
bal-i — The feet; subject-marked foot or feet
내지르는
nae-ji-reu-neun — Shouting out, letting out a loud cry
외침과
oe-chim-gwa — Shouts and, cries together with something else
웃음소리
us-eum-so-ri — Sound of laughter, the noise of people laughing
발구르는
bal-gu-reu-neun — Stomping feet, the action of stamping on the ground
소리가
so-ri-ga — The sound; subject-marked sound or noise
엄청난
eom-cheong-nan — Enormous, tremendous, of very great scale or degree
소음과
so-eum-gwa — Noise and, din along with something else
소란을
so-ran-eul — The commotion, uproar; object-marked disturbance
만들어냈다
man-deul-eo-naet-da — Produced, created, brought about a result
이따금
i-tta-geum — Occasionally, from time to time, now and then
소란은
so-ran-eun — The uproar, the commotion; topic-marked disorder
배로
bae-ro — Doubled, to twice the degree or amount
커졌고
keo-jeot-go — Grew bigger and, became larger with continuation
군중을
gun-jung-eul — The crowd; object-marked group of people
대계단
dae-gye-dan — Grand staircase, a large impressive set of stairs
쪽으로
jjok-eu-ro — Toward, in the direction of something
몰아가던
mol-a-ga-deon — Was driving, herding toward a direction
역류하여
yeong-nyu-ha-yeo — Flowing backward, reversing direction of current
뒤엉키고
dwi-eong-ki-go — Tangled up and, entangled in confusion
소용돌이를
so-yong-do-ri-reul — The whirlpool, vortex; object-marked swirling motion
이루었다
i-ru-eot-da — Formed, achieved, came to constitute something
이는
i-neun — This is, this (topic-marked demonstrative subject)
주먹질이나
ju-meok-jil-i-na — Punching or, fist-striking or something similar
질서를
jil-seo-reul — Order, discipline; object-marked orderly state
회복하기
hoe-bok-ha-gi — Recovering, restoring to a previous orderly state
위해
wi-hae — For the sake of, in order to achieve something
발길질을
bal-gil-jil-eul — Kicking; object-marked act of kicking out feet
해대는
hae-dae-neun — Keeps doing, repeatedly performing an action
부하의
bu-ha-eui — Of the subordinate; possessive of underling or aide
mal — Horse; also means word or speech by context
때문이었다
ttae-mun-i-eot-da — Was because of, the reason was something specific
경비대에
gyeong-bi-dae-e — To the guard unit, at the security corps
경비대가
gyeong-bi-dae-ga — The guard unit; subject-marked security force
파리의
pa-ri-eui — Of Paris; possessive relating to the city Paris
물려준
mul-lyeo-jun — Passed down, handed over to the next party
훌륭한
hul-lyung-han — Excellent, splendid, admirable in quality
전통이었다
jeon-tong-i-eot-da — Was a tradition, had been a customary practice
선량하고
seon-nyang-ha-go — Upright and, good-natured and decent in character
차분한
cha-bun-han — Calm, composed, tranquil in demeanor
시민
si-min — Citizen, an ordinary member of the public
얼굴들이
eol-gul-deul-i — The faces; subject-marked plural of face
창문과
chang-mun-gwa — Windows and, at the windows along with something
mun — Door, gate, an entrance to a building
지붕에
ji-bung-e — On the roof, at the top of a building
가득
ga-deuk — Full, packed, filled completely with something
몰려들어
mol-lyeo-deul-eo — Crowding in, gathering in large numbers
궁전을
gung-jeon-eul — The palace; object-marked royal or grand building
바라보고
ba-ra-bo-go — Looking at and, gazing toward something
바라보며
ba-ra-bo-myeo — While gazing at, looking at something simultaneously
geu — That, he, it; a demonstrative or pronoun
이상은
i-sang-eun — Beyond that, more than that; topic-marked limit
아무것도
a-mu-geot-do — Nothing at all, not anything whatsoever
바라지
ba-ra-ji — Wishing, hoping; negated form of desire
않았다
an-at-da — Did not, was not; past tense negation
많은
man-eun — Many, a large number or quantity of something
파리
pa-ri — Paris, the capital city of France
시민들은
si-min-deul-eun — The citizens; topic-marked plural of citizen
구경꾼을
gu-gyeong-kkun-eul — The spectators; object-marked onlookers or bystanders
구경하는
gu-gyeong-ha-neun — Watching, viewing, the act of spectating something
것으로
geot-eu-ro — By doing, with the thing of; nominalizer with particle
만족하며
man-jok-ha-myeo — Being satisfied and, while feeling content
무언가가
mu-eon-ga-ga — Something; subject-marked indefinite pronoun
벌어지고
beol-eo-ji-go — Happening and, an event taking place or occurring
담장은
dam-jang-eun — The wall or fence; topic-marked boundary wall
우리에게
u-ri-e-ge — To us, for us; dative form of we
단번에
dan-beon-e — At once, in one go, immediately without hesitation
매우
mae-u — Very, extremely, to a great degree
흥미로운
heung-mi-ro-un — Interesting, fascinating, arousing curiosity or interest
것이
geot-i — The thing; subject-marked nominalizer
되기
doe-gi — Becoming, turning into; nominalized form of 되다
때문이다
ttae-mun-i-da — It is because of, the reason is something
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