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Benjamin Pantier

벤저민 팬티어

Together in this grave lie Benjamin Pantier, attorney at law,

이 무덤 속에 함께 누워 있노라, 법정 변호사 벤저민 팬티어와,

And Nig, his dog, constant companion, solace and friend.

그의 개 니그, 변함없는 동반자, 위안이자 친구가.

Down the gray road, friends, children, men and women,

잿빛 길을 따라, 친구들, 아이들, 남자들과 여자들이,

Passing one by one out of life, left me till I was alone

하나씩 하나씩 삶에서 사라져, 나를 홀로 남겨두었노라

With Nig for partner, bed-fellow; comrade in drink.

니그만을 동반자로, 잠자리를 함께하는 벗으로, 술친구로 삼고서.

In the morning of life I knew aspiration and saw glory,

인생의 아침에 나는 열망을 알았고 영광을 보았노라,

The she, who survives me, snared my soul

나보다 오래 사는 그 여자가, 내 영혼을 덫으로 옭아매었노라

With a snare which bled me to death,

나를 죽도록 피 흘리게 하는 덫으로,

Till I, once strong of will, lay broken, indifferent,

한때 의지가 강했던 나는, 부서지고 무기력하게 쓰러지고 말았노라,

Living with Nig in a room back of a dingy office.

허름한 사무실 뒤편 방에서 니그와 함께 살면서.

Under my Jaw-bone is snuggled the bony nose of Nig

내 턱뼈 아래 니그의 앙상한 코가 파묻혀 있노라

Our story is lost in silence. Go by, mad world!

우리의 이야기는 침묵 속에 묻혔노라. 지나가라, 미친 세상아!

Mrs. Benjamin Pantier

벤저민 팬티어 부인

I know that he told that I snared his soul

나는 알고 있노라, 그가 내가 자신의 영혼을 덫으로 옭아맸다고 말했음을

With a snare which bled him to death.

그를 죽도록 피 흘리게 하는 덫으로.

And all the men loved him,

그리고 모든 남자들은 그를 사랑했고,

And most of the women pitied him.

대부분의 여자들은 그를 가엾이 여겼노라.

But suppose you are really a lady, and have delicate tastes,

하지만 당신이 진정한 숙녀이고 섬세한 취향을 지녔다면,

And loathe the smell of whiskey and onions,

그리고 위스키와 양파 냄새를 혐오한다면,

And the rhythm of Wordsworth's "Ode" runs in your ears,

그리고 워즈워스의 「송시」의 리듬이 귀에 맴돈다면,

While he goes about from morning till night

그가 아침부터 밤까지 돌아다니며

Repeating bits of that common thing;

저 천박한 것의 구절들을 되뇌는 동안;

"Oh, why should the spirit of mortal be proud?

"오, 어찌하여 필멸자의 영혼이 자랑스러워해야 하는가?

Vocabulary

i — This; used as a demonstrative pronoun or article.
무덤
mudeom — A grave or tomb where the dead are buried.
속에
soge — Inside of; within a space or container.
함께
hamkke — Together; in company with someone or something.
누워
nuwo — Lying down; reclining in a horizontal position.
법정
beopjeong — A courtroom or legal court of law.
변호사
byeonhosa — A lawyer or attorney who practices law professionally.
그의
geuui — His; the possessive form of the third-person pronoun.
gae — A dog; a common domestic canine animal.
변함없는
byeonhameomneun — Unchanging; constant and unwavering in character.
동반자
dongbanja — A companion or partner who accompanies another person.
위안이자
wian-ija — Being a comfort; serving as solace and consolation.
친구가
chin-gu-ga — Friend (as subject); a close and trusted companion.
잿빛
jaetbit — Ash-colored; a dull gray shade like ashes.
길을
gireul — Road or path (object form); a route one travels.
따라
ttara — Along; following the course or direction of something.
친구들
chin-gudeul — Friends (plural); multiple close and trusted companions.
아이들
aideul — Children (plural); young boys and girls collectively.
남자들과
namjadeulgwa — Men (plural) and; with multiple adult male persons.
여자들이
yeojadeuri — Women (plural, subject); multiple adult female persons.
하나씩
hanassik — One by one; each disappearing or leaving individually.
삶에서
salm-eseo — From life; departing out of one's existence or world.
사라져
sarajyeo — Disappearing; fading away or vanishing from sight.
나를
nareul — Me (object form); the speaker as the object of action.
홀로
hollo — Alone; by oneself without any company or companion.
동반자로
dongbanja-ro — As a companion; in the role of partner or associate.
잠자리를
jamjarireul — Sleeping place (object); a bed or place to rest.
함께하는
hamkke-haneun — Sharing together; doing something in mutual company.
벗으로
beoseuro — As a friend or comrade; in the capacity of a companion.
술친구로
sulchin-guro — As a drinking buddy; a companion for sharing alcohol.
삼고서
samgoseo — Having made into; treating something as a certain role.
인생의
insaeng-ui — Of life; belonging to or pertaining to one's lifetime.
아침에
achime — In the morning; during the early part of the day.
나는
naneun — I (topic marker); the speaker as the sentence topic.
열망을
yeolmang-eul — Desire or longing (object); a strong passionate yearning.
알았고
ara-ssgo — Knew and; had understanding and then continued further.
영광을
yeonggwang-eul — Glory (object); great honor, fame, or brilliant splendor.
나보다
naboda — More than me; a comparative particle meaning 'than I.'
오래
orae — For a long time; over an extended duration or period.
사는
saneun — Living; who lives or continues to exist and survive.
geu — That; a demonstrative adjective referring to something.
여자가
yeoja-ga — Woman (subject); a female person as the doer of action.
nae — My; the possessive form of the first-person pronoun.
영혼을
yeonghon-eul — Soul (object); the spiritual essence of a living being.
덫으로
deojeuro — With a trap; using a snare to catch or ensnare someone.
죽도록
jukdorok — To the point of death; extremely or to an extreme degree.
pi — Blood; the red fluid circulating in living bodies.
흘리게
heullrige — Causing to shed or spill; making blood or tears flow.
하는
haneun — Doing; a present-tense modifier meaning 'that does.'
한때
hanttae — Once; at a previous time in the past, formerly.
의지가
uiji-ga — Will or determination (subject); strength of resolve.
강했던
ganghaetdeon — Which was strong; formerly powerful or forceful in nature.
부서지고
buseojigo — Being broken and; shattered into pieces and continuing.
무기력하게
mugiryeokhage — Helplessly; in a state of powerlessness and lethargy.
쓰러지고
sseurojigo — Falling down and; collapsing onto the ground completely.
허름한
heoреumhan — Shabby or rundown; in a dilapidated and worn condition.
사무실
samusil — An office; a room or building used for clerical work.
뒤편
dwipyeon — The back side or rear area of a place or building.
방에서
bang-eseo — In the room; inside a chamber or enclosed living space.
살면서
salmyeonseo — While living; during the course of residing somewhere.
턱뼈
teokppyeo — Jawbone; the bone forming the lower jaw of the face.
아래
arae — Below or under; in a lower position or place.
앙상한
angsanghan — Gaunt or bony; thin with bones visibly protruding outward.
코가
ko-ga — Nose (subject); the facial organ used for smelling.
파묻혀
pamuchyeo — Buried in; deeply embedded or nestled within something.
우리의
uri-ui — Our; the possessive form of the first-person plural pronoun.
이야기는
iyagi-neun — Story or tale (topic); a narrative or account of events.
침묵
chimmuk — Silence; the complete absence of sound or speech.
지나가라
jinagara — Pass by! Go away!; an imperative telling the world to pass.
미친
michin — Crazy or mad; mentally unstable or wildly irrational.
세상아
sesang-a — O world!; calling out to the world in direct address.
부인
buin — A lady or wife; a respectful term for a married woman.
알고
algo — Knowing and; having knowledge and then doing something.
그가
geu-ga — He (subject); the third-person male pronoun as subject.
내가
naega — I (subject); the first-person pronoun in subject position.
자신의
jasin-ui — One's own; a reflexive possessive indicating ownership.
말했음을
malhaeteum-eul — That (he) said (object); quoting a stated declaration.
그를
geureul — Him (object); the third-person male pronoun as object.
그리고
geurigo — And; a conjunction connecting two clauses or ideas.
모든
modeun — All or every; referring to the entirety of a group.
남자들은
namjadeureun — Men (topic, plural); all male persons as sentence topic.
사랑했고
saranghaetgo — Loved and; felt affection and then continued further.
대부분의
daebubun-ui — Most of; the majority portion of a group or quantity.
여자들은
yeojadeureun — Women (topic, plural); female persons as sentence topic.
가엾이
gaeyelgi — Pitifully; with compassion or pity for someone's misfortune.
하지만
hajiman — However or but; a conjunction introducing a contrast.
당신이
dangsin-i — You (subject); a polite second-person pronoun as subject.
진정한
jinjeonghan — True or genuine; authentically real without pretense.
숙녀이고
sungnyeo-igo — Being a lady and; a refined woman and also something else.
섬세한
seomssehan — Delicate or refined; showing fine sensitivity and subtlety.
취향을
chwihyang-eul — Taste or preference (object); one's personal aesthetic choice.
지녔다면
jinyeotdamyeon — If one possesses; conditional of having a quality or trait.
위스키와
wiseuki-wa — Whiskey and; the alcoholic spirit plus conjunctive particle.
양파
yangpa — An onion; a pungent bulb vegetable used in cooking.
냄새를
naemsaereul — Smell or odor (object); a scent perceived by the nose.
혐오한다면
hyeomo-handamyeon — If one detests; conditional of feeling strong disgust toward.
리듬이
rideum-i — Rhythm (subject); the musical flow or beat of a poem.
귀에
gwie — In the ear; perceived by or lingering within one's hearing.
맴돈다면
maemdondamyeon — If it lingers; conditional of something circling in the mind.
아침부터
achimbuteo — From morning; starting from the early part of the day.
밤까지
bamkkaji — Until night; up to the late dark hours of the day.
돌아다니며
doradanimyeo — While wandering around; roaming about from place to place.
jeo — That (over there); a distal demonstrative pronoun or adjective.
천박한
cheonbakhan — Vulgar or base; lacking refinement or showing coarse manners.
것의
geosi — Of the thing; possessive form of a general noun substitute.
구절들을
gujeoldeureul — Verses or lines (object, plural); poetic or textual passages.
되뇌는
doenoeineun — Repeatedly muttering; reciting something over and over again.
동안
dongan — During; throughout a period of time or an activity.
o — Oh!; an exclamation expressing emotion or direct address.
어찌하여
eojjihayeo — Why on earth; an emphatic question asking the reason.
필멸자의
pilmyeorja-ui — Of a mortal; belonging to a being destined to die.
영혼이
yeonghon-i — Soul (subject); the spiritual essence as the sentence subject.
자랑스러워해야
jarangseureowohaeyа — Must be proud; obligated to feel pride about something.
하는가
haneun-ga — Does (question form); an interrogative ending for a verb.
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