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I could lick you with one hand tied behind me, if I wanted to."

마음만 먹으면 한 손을 등 뒤에 묶고도 너를 이길 수 있어."

"Well why don't you _do_ it? You _say_ you can do it."

"그럼 왜 _안_ 하는 거야? 할 수 있다고 _말_하잖아."

"Well I _will_, if you fool with me."

"나한테 까불면 _진짜로_ 할 거야."

"Oh yes—I've seen whole families in the same fix."

"오 그래—그런 소리 하는 집안은 많이 봤지."

"Smarty! You think you're _some_, now, _don't_ you? Oh, what a hat!"

"잘난 척하기는! 지금 자기가 _대단한_ 줄 알지, _그렇지_? 어머, 저 모자 좀 봐!"

"You can lump that hat if you don't like it. I dare you to knock it off—and anybody that'll take a dare will suck eggs."

"마음에 안 들면 그냥 참아. 모자 쳐서 떨어뜨려 봐—겁쟁이나 그런 도전에 응하지."

"You're a liar!"

"거짓말쟁이!"

"You're another."

"네가 더 그렇잖아."

"You're a fighting liar and dasn't take it up."

"넌 싸움질이나 하는 거짓말쟁이에 겁쟁이야."

"Aw—take a walk!"

"아— 꺼져!"

"Say—if you give me much more of your sass I'll take and bounce a rock off'n your head."

"이봐— 계속 그렇게 건방지게 굴면 돌멩이로 네 머리통을 날려버릴 거야."

"Oh, of _course_ you will."

"오, _물론_ 그러겠지."

"Well I _will_."

"진짜로 _할_ 거야."

"Well why don't you _do_ it then? What do you keep _saying_ you will for? Why don't you _do_ it? It's because you're afraid."

"그럼 왜 _안_ 하는 거야? 왜 계속 할 거라고만 _말_하는 거야? 왜 _안_ 해? 무서운 거잖아."

"I _ain't_ afraid."

"무섭지 _않아_."

"You are."

"무섭잖아."

"I ain't."

"안 무서워."

"You are."

"무섭잖아."

Another pause, and more eying and sidling around each other.

또 한 번 침묵이 흘렀고, 두 아이는 서로를 눈으로 훑으며 옆으로 슬금슬금 돌았다.

Presently they were shoulder to shoulder.

이윽고 두 아이는 어깨를 맞대게 되었다.

Tom said:

톰이 말했다:

"Get away from here!"

"저리 꺼져!"

"Go away yourself!"

"네가 꺼져!"

"I won't."

"싫어."

"I won't either."

"나도 싫어."

So they stood, each with a foot placed at an angle as a brace, and both shoving with might and main, and glowering at each other with hate.

그리하여 두 아이는 각자 한 발을 비스듬히 버팀목처럼 딛고 서서, 온 힘을 다해 서로를 밀어붙이며 증오의 눈빛으로 노려보았다.

But neither could get an advantage.

하지만 어느 쪽도 우위를 점하지 못했다.

Vocabulary

마음만
ma-eum-man — Only the mind/heart; just intention alone
먹으면
meo-geu-myeon — If one decides or makes up one's mind
han — One; a single (determiner before noun)
손을
so-neul — Hand (object marker form)
deung — Back (of the body)
뒤에
dwi-e — Behind; at the back of something
묶고도
muk-go-do — Even while tied or bound together
너를
neo-reul — You (object marker form, informal)
이길
i-gil — To beat or defeat someone
su — Ability; possibility (grammar: ~수 있다)
있어
i-sseo — There is; I can (informal present tense)
그럼
geu-reom — Then; in that case (informal connector)
wae — Why; for what reason
an — Not; negation marker before verb
하는
ha-neun — Doing; present tense modifier of 하다
거야
geo-ya — It is the case that; informal sentence ender
hal — Will do; future modifier form of 하다
있다고
it-da-go — Saying that one can or that it exists
mal — Words; speech; language
하잖아
ha-ja-na — You always say; isn't that what you say
나한테
na-han-te — To me; toward me (informal dative)
까불면
kka-bul-myeon — If one acts cheeky or misbehaves
진짜로
jin-jja-ro — Really; truly; for real
그래
geu-rae — Yeah; okay; is that so (informal)
그런
geu-reon — Such; that kind of (modifier)
소리
so-ri — Sound; noise; talk; words
집안은
ji-ban-eun — Household; family background (topic form)
많이
ma-ni — A lot; much; many
봤지
bwat-ji — I've seen it; haven't I seen (informal past)
잘난
jal-nan — Acting superior; self-important; showing off
척하기는
cheok-ha-gi-neun — Pretending to be; acting as though (topic)
지금
ji-geum — Now; at this moment
자기가
ja-gi-ga — Oneself; themselves (self-referential subject)
대단한
dae-dan-han — Great; remarkable; impressive; extraordinary
jul — That; the fact that (mistaken belief grammar)
알지
al-ji — Thinks they know; you know (informal)
그렇지
geu-reo-chi — Right? Isn't that so? (seeking agreement)
어머
eo-meo — Oh my! (exclamation of surprise, feminine)
jeo — That (over there); humble 'I' (context-dependent)
모자
mo-ja — Hat; cap (headwear)
jom — A little; please (softening particle)
bwa — Look; see (informal imperative of 보다)
마음에
ma-eu-me — To one's heart/mind; in one's feelings
an — Not; negation (before verb)
들면
deul-myeon — If it pleases; if one likes something
그냥
geu-nyang — Just; simply; without reason
참아
cha-ma — Endure it; put up with it; hold back
쳐서
chyeo-seo — By hitting or striking (connective form)
떨어뜨려
tteo-reo-tteu-ryeo — Knock it down; cause to fall off
겁쟁이나
geop-jaeng-i-na — A coward; only a coward (dismissive suffix)
도전에
do-jeo-ne — To a challenge; to a dare
응하지
eung-ha-ji — Does not respond to; refuses to accept
거짓말쟁이
geo-jit-mal-jaeng-i — Liar; someone who tells lies habitually
네가
ne-ga — You (subject marker, informal)
deo — More; even more; rather
그렇잖아
geu-reo-cha-na — Isn't that so; that's how it is, right
neon — You (contracted topic form, informal)
싸움질이나
ssa-um-jil-i-na — Only picking fights; mere brawling behavior
거짓말쟁이에
geo-jit-mal-jaeng-i-e — A liar and also (listing particle form)
겁쟁이야
geop-jaeng-i-ya — You are a coward (informal declarative)
꺼져
kkeo-jyeo — Get lost; go away (rude imperative)
이봐
i-bwa — Hey; look here (informal attention-getter)
계속
gye-sok — Continuously; keep on; without stopping
그렇게
geu-reo-ke — Like that; in that way; so
건방지게
geon-bang-ji-ge — Arrogantly; insolently; in an impudent manner
굴면
gul-myeon — If one behaves or acts (a certain way)
돌멩이로
dol-meng-i-ro — With a stone; using a rock (instrumental)
ne — Your (possessive, informal); yes (response)
머리통을
meo-ri-tong-eul — One's head (slightly rude/colloquial, object form)
날려버릴
nal-ryeo-beo-ril — Will blow away; will knock off completely
물론
mul-lon — Of course; certainly; needless to say
그러겠지
geu-reo-get-ji — You probably would; I guess you'd do that
진짜로
jin-jja-ro — For real; truly; actually (emphasis)
hal — Will do; going to do (future modifier)
거라고만
geo-ra-go-man — Only saying you will; just claiming you'll do it
hae — Do; just do it (informal imperative)
무서운
mu-seo-un — Scary; frightening; fearful (modifier form)
거잖아
geo-ja-na — It's because; that's the thing, isn't it
무섭지
mu-seop-ji — It's scary, isn't it (informal tag)
않아
a-na — Not; am not (informal negative ending)
무섭잖아
mu-seop-ja-na — It is scary, you know (rhetorical informal)
무서워
mu-seo-wo — I'm scared; it's scary (informal)
tto — Again; also; once more
beon — Time; instance; a counter for occurrences
침묵이
chim-mu-gi — Silence (subject marker form)
흘렀고
heul-reot-go — Passed; flowed by (past connective form)
du — Two (before a noun counter)
아이는
a-i-neun — The child (topic marker form)
서로를
seo-ro-reul — Each other (object marker form)
눈으로
nu-neu-ro — With one's eyes; by sight (instrumental)
훑으며
hul-teu-myeo — While scanning or sizing up carefully
옆으로
yeo-peu-ro — To the side; sideways (directional)
슬금슬금
seul-geum-seul-geum — Stealthily; sneakily; inching bit by bit
돌았다
do-rat-da — Turned; circled around (past tense)
이윽고
i-euk-go — Eventually; after a while; presently
어깨를
eo-kkae-reul — Shoulder (object marker form)
맞대게
mat-dae-ge — So as to press together; to put side by side
되었다
doe-eot-da — Became; came to be (past tense)
말했다
mal-haet-da — Said; spoke (past tense of 말하다)
저리
jeo-ri — Over there; go away (direction/command)
싫어
si-reo — I hate it; I don't want to (informal)
나도
na-do — Me too; I also (informal first person)
그리하여
geu-ri-ha-yeo — Thus; therefore; and so (formal connector)
각자
gak-ja — Each person; individually; respectively
발을
ba-reul — Foot (object marker form)
비스듬히
bi-seu-deum-hi — At an angle; diagonally; slantingly
버팀목처럼
beo-tim-mok-cheo-reom — Like a prop or support; like a brace
딛고
dit-go — Planting one's foot; stepping firmly and
서서
seo-seo — Standing; while standing (connective form)
on — Whole; entire; all of one's (modifier)
힘을
hi-meul — Strength; force; power (object marker form)
다해
da-hae — Using all of; putting forth completely
밀어붙이며
mi-reo-bu-chi-myeo — While pushing hard; pressing forward aggressively
증오의
jeung-o-eui — Of hatred; of intense loathing (possessive)
눈빛으로
nun-bi-cheu-ro — With a look in one's eyes; with a gaze
노려보았다
no-ryeo-bo-at-da — Glared at; stared down with hostility (past)
하지만
ha-ji-man — However; but; nevertheless
어느
eo-neu — Which; either; a certain (indefinite modifier)
쪽도
jjok-do — Neither side; not even one side
우위를
u-wi-reul — Superiority; upper hand (object marker form)
점하지
jeom-ha-ji — Does not gain; fails to secure (negative form)
못했다
mo-taet-da — Could not; was unable to (past inability)
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