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Transcribed from the 1891 Cassell & Company edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org

David Price가 1891년 Cassell & Company 판에서 전사함, 이메일 ccx074@pglaf.org

CASSELL'S NATIONAL LIBRARY

카셀 국립 도서관

THE ANGEL IN THE HOUSE.

집 안의 천사.

BY COVENTRY PATMORE.

코번트리 패트모어 작.

"Par la grace infinie, Dieu les mist au monde ensemble."

"무한한 은총으로, 신은 그들을 함께 세상에 내보내셨다."

_Rousier des Dames_.

_루지에 데 담_.

CASSELL & COMPANY, LIMITED: _LONDON, PARIS & MELBOURNE_. 1891.

카셀 앤 컴퍼니 유한회사: _런던, 파리 & 멜버른_. 1891년.

THIS POEM IS INSCRIBED TO THE MEMORY OF HER BY WHOM AND FOR WHOM I BECAME A POET.

이 시는 나를 시인으로 만들어 준, 그리고 나를 위해 시인이 되게 해 준 그녀의 기억에 바칩니다.

THERE could be but one answer to the suggestion of Mr. Coventry Patmore that his "Angel in the House" might usefully have a place in this "National Library."

코번트리 패트모어 씨가 자신의 「집 안의 천사」를 이 「국립 도서관」에 유익하게 포함시킬 수 있을 것이라는 제안에 대한 답변은 하나뿐이었습니다.

The suggestion was made with the belief that wide and cheap diffusion would not take from the value of a copyright library edition, while the best use of writing is fulfilled by the spreading of verse dedicated to the sacred love of home.

이 제안은 광범위하고 저렴한 보급이 저작권 도서관 판본의 가치를 훼손하지 않을 것이라는 믿음 아래 이루어졌으며, 가정의 신성한 사랑에 헌정된 시를 널리 퍼뜨리는 것이 글쓰기의 가장 훌륭한 쓰임새를 실현하는 것이라는 생각에서 비롯되었습니다.

The two parts of the Poem appeared in 1854 and 1856, were afterwards elaborately revised, and have since obtained a permanent place among the Home Books of the English People.

이 시의 두 부분은 1854년과 1856년에 각각 발표되었으며, 이후 정성스럽게 개정되어 영국 국민의 가정 도서 중에서 영구적인 자리를 차지하게 되었습니다.

Our readers will join, surely, in thanks to the author for the present he has made us.

독자 여러분도 분명 저자가 우리에게 준 이 선물에 감사의 마음을 함께 할 것입니다.

H. M.

H. M.

CONTENTS

목차

BOOK I.

제1권.

THE PROLOGUE.

프롤로그.

CANTO I. THE CATHEDRAL CLOSE

제1편. 대성당 구역

Preludes:

전주:

1. The Impossibility

1. 불가능

2. Love's Really

2. 사랑의 실체

3. The Poet's Confidence

3. 시인의 확신

The Cathedral Close

대성당 구역

Vocabulary

ga — Subject/topic particle or verb stem 'to go'.
nyeon — Year; used as a counter for years.
pan — Edition or version of a publication.
에서
eseo — Particle meaning 'from' or 'at a place'.
전사
jeonsa — Transcription or copying of text.
ham — Nominalized verb ending meaning 'doing something'.
이메일
imeil — Email; electronic message communication.
국립
gungnip — National; established and run by the state.
도서관
doseogwan — Library; a place housing books and resources.
jip — House or home; a dwelling place.
an — Inside; the interior of a space.
ui — Possessive particle meaning 'of' or 's.
천사
cheonsa — Angel; a heavenly or divine being.
jak — Work or piece; authored creation.
무한한
muhanhan — Infinite; limitless or boundless in extent.
은총
eunchong — Grace or divine blessing from above.
으로
euro — Directional/instrumental particle meaning 'with' or 'toward'.
sin — God or deity; a divine being.
eun — Topic particle marking the subject of discussion.
그들
geudeul — They; third-person plural pronoun.
eul — Object particle marking the direct object.
함께
hamkke — Together; in company with others.
세상
sesang — World; the earth and all its people.
e — Location/direction particle meaning 'in' or 'to'.
내보내셨다
naebonaeasyeotda — Sent out; dispatched into the world (honorific past).
de — Particle indicating reason, place, or situation.
dam — Wall or fence; boundary structure.
유한
yuhan — Limited; finite, as in a limited company.
회사
hoesa — Company; a corporate business organization.
런던
reondeon — London; capital city of the United Kingdom.
파리
pari — Paris; capital city of France.
멜버른
melbeoreun — Melbourne; major city in Australia.
i — This; demonstrative pronoun or subject particle.
si — Poem or poetry; a literary work in verse.
neun — Topic particle marking the subject of sentence.
na — I; first-person singular informal pronoun.
reul — Object particle marking the direct object.
시인
siin — Poet; a person who writes poetry.
만들어
mandeureo — Made; created or caused something to become.
jun — Gave; past tense of giving a favor.
그리고
geurigo — And; conjunction connecting two clauses or ideas.
위해
wihae — For the sake of; in order to benefit.
되게
doege — To become; causative form indicating transformation.
hae — Did or do; informal verb form of 하다.
그녀
geunyeo — She; third-person feminine singular pronoun.
기억
gieok — Memory; the ability to remember things.
바칩니다
bachipnida — Dedicate; formally offer something to someone.
ssi — Honorific title similar to Mr., Ms., or Mrs.
자신
jasin — Oneself; a reflexive pronoun referring to self.
유익
yuik — Benefit; something useful or advantageous.
하게
hage — Adverbial ending meaning 'in a way that does'.
포함
poham — Inclusion; containing or incorporating something.
시킬
sikil — To cause to include; make something happen.
su — Ability; possibility expressed as 'can do'.
있을
isseul — Will exist or be; future/modifier form of 있다.
geot — Thing; nominalizer turning verbs into noun phrases.
이라는
iraneun — Called; a phrase meaning 'which is called'.
제안
jean — Proposal; a suggestion or recommendation offered.
대한
daehan — Regarding; concerning or about a topic.
답변
dabbyeon — Reply; an answer given to a question.
하나
hana — One; the number one or a single item.
ppun — Only; nothing more than what is stated.
이었습니다
ieotseupnida — Was; formal past tense copula form.
광범위
gwangbeomwi — Wide-ranging; broad in scope or coverage.
하고
hago — And; conjunctive form connecting verbs or clauses.
저렴한
jeoryeomhan — Inexpensive; low in price or cost.
보급
bogeup — Distribution; widespread supply or dissemination.
저작권
jeojakgwon — Copyright; legal right over a creative work.
판본
panbon — Edition; a particular version of a publication.
가치
gachi — Value; the worth or importance of something.
훼손
hweson — Damage or impairment; harming something's integrity.
하지
haji — Negative verb form meaning 'not do'.
않을
aneul — Will not; future negative modifier form.
믿음
mideum — Faith or belief; trust placed in something.
아래
arae — Below or under; beneath a certain point.
이루어졌으며
irueojyeosseumyeo — Was accomplished and; past form with conjunction.
가정
gajeong — Home or family; a domestic household setting.
신성한
sinseonghan — Sacred or holy; divine and worthy of reverence.
사랑
sarang — Love; deep affection toward a person.
헌정
heonjeong — Dedication; formally offering a work to someone.
doen — Became; past modifier form of 되다.
널리
neolli — Widely; broadly spread across a large area.
퍼뜨리는
peotteurineun — Spreading; actively disseminating or distributing something.
글쓰기
geulsseugi — Writing; the act of composing written text.
가장
gajang — Most; superlative adverb indicating the highest degree.
훌륭한
hullyunghan — Excellent; outstanding or admirable in quality.
쓰임새
sseuimsae — Usefulness; practical application or purpose of something.
실현
silhyeon — Realization; achieving or bringing something into existence.
하는
haneun — Doing; present tense modifier form of 하다.
생각
saenggak — Thought or idea; mental consideration of something.
비롯
birot — Origin; the starting point of something.
되었습니다
doeeotseupnida — Became; formal past tense of 되다.
du — Two; the number two as a modifier.
부분
bubun — Part or section; a portion of a whole.
gwa — And; conjunction connecting nouns together.
각각
gakgak — Each; respectively referring to individual items separately.
발표
balpyo — Announcement or publication; making something publicly known.
되었으며
doeeosseumyeo — Was published and; past tense with conjunctive ending.
이후
ihu — After; from a certain point in time onward.
정성
jeongseong — Sincerity; heartfelt care and devoted effort.
스럽게
seureobge — Adverbial suffix meaning 'in a manner of'.
개정
gaejeong — Revision; correcting and updating an existing work.
되어
doeeo — Having become; connective form indicating a resultant state.
영국
Yeongguk — United Kingdom; the country of Great Britain.
국민
gungmin — Citizens; the people belonging to a nation.
도서
doseo — Books or publications; written literary materials.
jung — Among or during; within a group or period.
영구적
yeonggujjeok — Permanent; lasting indefinitely without change.
in — Modifier ending meaning 'being' or 'which is'.
자리
jari — Place or position; a spot or seat.
차지
chaji — Occupying; taking up a position or share.
독자
dokja — Reader; a person who reads books or texts.
여러분
yeoreobun — Everyone; polite address to an audience or group.
do — Also or too; additive particle in Korean.
분명
bunmyeong — Clearly or obviously; without doubt or ambiguity.
저자
jeoja — Author; the writer of a book or text.
우리
uri — We or our; first-person plural pronoun.
에게
ege — To or for a person; indirect object particle.
선물
seonmul — Gift; something given to another person.
감사
gamsa — Gratitude or thanks; appreciation expressed toward someone.
마음
maeum — Heart or mind; inner feelings and emotions.
hal — Will do; future modifier form of 하다.
입니다
imnida — Is; formal polite copula ending a sentence.
목차
mokcha — Table of contents; list of a book's sections.
je — Ordinal prefix meaning 'number' as in first, second.
gwon — Volume; a bound book or numbered volume.
프롤로그
peurollogeu — Prologue; introductory section before the main work.
pyeon — Chapter or part; a section of a literary work.
대성당
daeseongdang — Cathedral; a large and important Christian church.
구역
guyeok — District or zone; a defined area or section.
전주
jeonju — Prelude; an introductory musical or literary passage.
불가능
bulganeung — Impossible; something that cannot be done or achieved.
실체
silche — Substance or entity; the real or essential nature.
확신
hwaksin — Conviction; firm belief or certainty about something.
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