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sir, that toothless jaw is a d—ned scandalous libel—but don't you imagine me so chopfallen as not to be able to chew the cud of resentment.

선생, 그 이빨 빠진 턱은 지독히도 스캔들러스한 비방입니다만—그렇다고 제가 분노를 곱씹을 수도 없을 만큼 풀이 죽었다고 생각하지는 마십시오.

Here he was interrupted by the arrival of a learned physician, who, advancing to the culprit with fury in his aspect, exclaimed, "Suppose the augmentation of the ass's ears should prove the diminution of the baboon's—nay, seek not to prevaricate, for, by the beard of Aesculapius! there is not one hair in this periwig that will not stand up in judgment to convict thee of personal abuse.

이때 그는 한 박식한 의사의 등장으로 말이 끊겼는데, 그 의사는 분노한 표정으로 범인에게 다가서며 외쳤다. "당나귀 귀가 커진 것이 개코원숭이의 귀가 작아진 것을 증명한다고 가정해 보시오—아니, 발뺌하려 들지 마시오, 아이스쿨라피우스의 수염에 걸고 맹세하건대! 이 가발 안에는 그대의 인신공격을 유죄로 선고하기 위해 증언대에 서지 않을 털 한 올도 없소.

Do but observe, captain, how this pitiful little fellow has copied the very curls—the colour, indeed, is different, but then the form and foretop are quite similar."

보시오, 선장, 이 가련하고 하찮은 자가 바로 그 곱슬머리까지 흉내 냈으니—색깔은 물론 다르지만, 형태와 앞머리는 꽤 비슷하지 않소."

While he thus remonstrated in a strain of vociferation, a venerable senator entered, and waddling up to the delinquent, "Jackanapes!" cried he, "I will now let thee see I can read something else than a newspaper, and that without the help of spectacles: here is your own note of hand, sirrah, for money, which if I had not advanced, you yourself would have resembled an owl, in not daring to show your face by day, you ungrateful slanderous knave!

그가 이렇게 고함을 지르며 항의하는 동안, 한 존경받는 원로원 의원이 들어와 뒤뚱뒤뚱 걸어 범인에게 다가서며 외쳤다. "건방진 녀석!" 그가 소리쳤다. "이제 내가 신문 말고 다른 것도 읽을 수 있다는 것을 보여주마, 그것도 안경 없이: 여기 돈을 위한 네 자필 차용증이 있다, 이 녀석아, 내가 그 돈을 빌려주지 않았더라면 너 자신이 올빼미처럼 낮에는 감히 얼굴을 내밀지 못했을 것이다, 이 배은망덕하고 중상모략을 일삼는 악당 같으니라고!

Vocabulary

선생
seonsaeng — Teacher or term of address for a respected person
geu — He, that, or that one
이빨
ippal — Teeth, often used colloquially or for animals
빠진
ppajin — Missing, fallen out, or removed
턱은
teogeun — Jaw or chin (topic-marked)
지독히도
jidokido — Extremely, terribly, dreadfully
비방입니다만
bibangimniдаman — It is slander, but... (concessive form)
그렇다고
geureotdago — Even so, that being said, however
제가
jega — I (humble/formal subject form)
분노를
bunloreul — Anger, fury (object-marked)
곱씹을
gopssipeul — To chew over, to ruminate or dwell on
수도
sudo — Even the ability to; also can (auxiliary)
없을
eopseul — Will not have, without (future/modifier form)
만큼
mankeum — As much as, to the extent that
풀이
puri — Deflation of spirit; explanation; interpretation
죽었다고
jugeotdago — Saying that (one) died or is crushed/deflated
생각하지는
saenggakajineun — As for thinking (topic-marked negative construction)
마십시오
masipsio — Please do not (formal imperative prohibition)
이때
ittae — At this moment, at this time
그는
geuneun — He (topic-marked subject)
han — One, a certain, or great/deep (modifier)
박식한
baksikan — Knowledgeable, erudite, well-learned
의사의
uisaui — Doctor's, of the physician (possessive)
등장으로
deungjangeuro — By the entrance or appearance of someone
말이
mari — Speech, words (subject-marked)
끊겼는데
kkeunhgyeonneunde — Was cut off, interrupted (connective past)
의사는
uisaneun — The doctor (topic-marked subject)
분노한
bunnоhan — Enraged, furious, angered
표정으로
pyojeongeuro — With an expression, with a facial look
범인에게
beominage — To the culprit, toward the criminal
다가서며
dagaseomyeo — While approaching, stepping toward
외쳤다
oechyeotda — Shouted, cried out loudly
당나귀
dangnagwi — Donkey, an ass
귀가
gwiga — Ears (subject-marked)
커진
keojin — Grown larger, having become bigger
것이
geosi — The thing that (subject-marked nominalizer)
작아진
jagajin — Grown smaller, having become smaller
것을
geoseul — The thing that (object-marked nominalizer)
증명한다고
jeungmyeonghandan go — Saying that it proves or demonstrates
가정해
gajeonghaе — Suppose, assume, hypothesize
보시오
bosio — Please try (formal imperative)
아니
ani — No, or an exclamation of surprise/protest
발뺌하려
balbbaemharyeo — Intending to make excuses, trying to wriggle out
들지
deuji — Do not dare to start doing (negative form)
마시오
masio — Please do not (formal prohibition)
수염에
On the beard, at the beard
걸고
geolgo — Swearing by, hanging on, wagering
맹세하건대
maengsehageoндae — I swear that, I vow solemnly
i — This (demonstrative) or teeth (noun)
가발
gabal — Wig, hairpiece
안에는
aneneun — Inside (topic-marked locative)
그대의
geudaeui — Your (literary/formal possessive form)
인신공격을
insin gonggyeogeul — Personal attack, ad hominem (object-marked)
유죄로
yujwero — As guilty, with a verdict of guilty
선고하기
seon goha gi — To pronounce a sentence, to declare judgment
위해
wihae — For the purpose of, in order to
증언대에
jeungeondaee — On the witness stand, at the podium
서지
seoji — Standing, will not stand (negative modifier)
않을
aneul — Will not (future negative modifier)
teol — Hair, fur, or a single strand
없소
eopso — There is none (formal declarative)
선장
seonjang — Captain, especially of a ship
가련하고
garyeonhago — Pitiful and, pathetic and
하찮은
hachaneun — Trivial, insignificant, petty
자가
jaga — The one who, the person (subject-marked)
바로
baro — Right, exactly, directly, precisely
곱슬머리까지
gopseulmeorikaji — Even the curly hair, up to the curly locks
흉내
hyungnae — Imitation, mimicry, impersonation
냈으니
naesseuни — Since (one) produced or imitated
색깔은
saekkkaleun — The color (topic-marked)
물론
mullon — Of course, needless to say, naturally
다르지만
dareujiman — Although different, it differs but
형태와
hyeongtaewa — Shape and, form and
앞머리는
ammeorineun — The forelock, bangs (topic-marked)
kkwae — Quite, fairly, considerably
비슷하지
biseuthaji — Is similar, resembles (informal declarative)
않소
anso — Is it not? (formal rhetorical negative)
그가
geuga — He (subject-marked)
이렇게
ireoke — Like this, in this way, this much
고함을
goameul — A shout, a yell (object-marked)
지르며
jireumyeo — While shouting, yelling as (one does something)
항의하는
hanguihaneun — Protesting, objecting (present modifier)
동안
dongan — During, while, for a period of time
존경받는
jongyeongbanneun — Respected, revered (present modifier)
원로원
wolrowon — Senate, council of elders
의원이
uiwoni — Member of parliament/council (subject-marked)
들어와
deurеowa — Came in, entered (connective form)
뒤뚱뒤뚱
dwitungdwitng — Waddling, tottering gait (onomatopoeia)
걸어
georeo — Walking, while walking (connective)
건방진
geonbangjin — Arrogant, impudent, insolent
녀석
nyeoseok — Fellow, rascal, guy (often contemptuous)
소리쳤다
sorichyeotda — Shouted, cried out, yelled
이제
ije — Now, from now on, at this point
내가
naega — I (subject-marked, informal)
신문
sinmun — Newspaper or interrogation
말고
malgo — Other than, besides, not just
다른
dareun — Other, different, another
것도
geotdo — Also the thing, even something else
읽을
ilgeul — Will read (future modifier form)
su — Ability to, possibility (auxiliary noun)
있다는
itdaneun — That there is, saying that one can
보여주마
boyeojuma — I will show (you) (informal vow)
그것도
geugeotdo — And that too, moreover even that
안경
angyeong — Glasses, eyeglasses, spectacles
없이
eopsi — Without, lacking
여기
yeogi — Here, this place
돈을
doneul — Money (object-marked)
위한
wihan — For the sake of, intended for
ne — Your (informal possessive) or yes
자필
japil — One's own handwriting, autograph
차용증이
chayongjeungi — Promissory note, IOU (subject-marked)
있다
itda — There is, to exist, to have
녀석아
nyeoseoga — Hey you rascal (direct address, contemptuous)
빌려주지
billyeojuji — If (I) had not lent (negative conditional)
않았더라면
anatdeoramyeon — If (it) had not been done (counterfactual)
neo — You (informal, casual)
자신이
jasini — Oneself (subject-marked, emphatic)
올빼미처럼
olppaemicheoreom — Like an owl, similar to an owl
낮에는
najeneun — During the day (topic-marked temporal)
감히
gamhi — Daring to, boldly, presumptuously
얼굴을
eolgureul — Face (object-marked)
내밀지
naemilji — Show one's face (negative modifier)
못했을
motaesseul — Would not have been able to (past counterfactual)
것이다
geosida — It is the case that, it would have been
배은망덕하고
baeeunmangdeokhago — Ungrateful and, showing ingratitude and
중상모략을
jungsangmoryageul — Slander and scheming, defamation (object-marked)
일삼는
ilsamneun — Making a habit of, repeatedly committing
악당
akdang — Villain, scoundrel, evildoer
같으니라고
gateunniragо — You're just like a villain (exclamatory condemnation)
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