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Chapter 1. Marseilles—The Arrival

제1장. 마르세유—도착

On the 24th of February, 1815, the look-out at Notre-Dame de la Garde signalled the three-master, the _Pharaon_ from Smyrna, Trieste, and Naples.

1815년 2월 24일, 노트르담 드 라 가르드의 망루에서 스미르나, 트리에스테, 나폴리에서 온 삼범선 파라온 호를 신호로 알렸다.

As usual, a pilot put off immediately, and rounding the Château d'If, got on board the vessel between Cape Morgiou and Rion island.

여느 때와 같이 수로 안내인이 즉시 출발하여 샤토 디프를 돌아 모르지우 곶과 리옹 섬 사이에서 선박에 올라탔다.

Immediately, and according to custom, the ramparts of Fort Saint-Jean were covered with spectators; it is always an event at Marseilles for a ship to come into port, especially when this ship, like the _Pharaon_, has been built, rigged, and laden at the old Phocee docks, and belongs to an owner of the city.

즉시, 관례에 따라 생장 요새의 성벽은 구경꾼들로 가득 찼다. 마르세유에서는 배가 항구에 들어오는 것이 언제나 하나의 사건이었는데, 특히 파라온 호처럼 오래된 포케 부두에서 건조되고 장비를 갖추어 화물을 실었으며 이 도시의 선주에게 속한 배일 경우에는 더욱 그러했다.

The ship drew on and had safely passed the strait, which some volcanic shock has made between the Calasareigne and Jaros islands; had doubled Pomègue, and approached the harbor under topsails, jib, and spanker, but so slowly and sedately that the idlers, with that instinct which is the forerunner of evil, asked one another what misfortune could have happened on board.

배는 계속 나아가 칼라사레뉴 섬과 야로스 섬 사이에 화산 충격으로 생긴 해협을 무사히 통과했고, 포메그를 돌아 상부 돛과 이물 돛, 선미 돛을 달고 항구에 접근했으나, 너무나 느리고 조용히 움직이는 탓에 불길한 예감을 타고난 한가한 구경꾼들은 서로 배에서 무슨 불행한 일이 일어난 것이 아닌가 하고 수군거렸다.

However, those experienced in navigation saw plainly that if any accident had occurred, it was not to the vessel herself, for she bore down with all the evidence of being skilfully handled, the anchor a-cockbill, the jib-boom guys already eased off, and standing by the side of the pilot, who was steering the _Pharaon_ towards the narrow entrance of the inner port, was a young man, who, with activity and vigilant eye, watched every motion of the ship, and repeated each direction of the pilot.

그러나 항해에 경험이 있는 사람들은 혹여 사고가 있었다 해도 배 자체에는 이상이 없다는 것을 분명히 알아볼 수 있었다. 배는 능숙하게 조종되고 있다는 모든 증거를 갖추고 접근해 왔으며, 닻은 제자리에 걸려 있었고 이물 사장의 지삭은 이미 느슨하게 풀려 있었다. 그리고 파라온 호를 내항의 좁은 입구 쪽으로 조종하고 있는 수로 안내인의 곁에는 한 젊은이가 서서 민첩하고 예리한 눈빛으로 배의 모든 움직임을 지켜보며 수로 안내인의 지시를 하나하나 되풀이하고 있었다.

Vocabulary

je — My, I (humble/formal first person possessive)
jang — Chapter, section of a book
도착
do-chak — Arrival, the act of arriving somewhere
nyeon — Year, unit of time measurement
wol — Month, also used for the moon
il — Day, also means work or number one
망루
mang-nu — Watchtower, elevated structure for observation
에서
e-seo — From, at (location particle indicating place of action)
on — That came, having come (past participle modifier)
ho — Name suffix for ships, issues, or numbered items
reul — Object particle marking the direct object of a verb
신호
sin-ho — Signal, a sign used to communicate information
ro — With, by means of (instrumental/directional particle)
알렸다
al-lyeot-da — Announced, informed or notified someone of something
여느
yeo-neu — Usual, ordinary, typical (used before a noun)
ttae — Time, moment, occasion or period
wa — And, with (conjunction or comitative particle)
같이
ga-chi — Together, like, same as (similarity or accompaniment)
수로
su-ro — Waterway, navigable channel or water route
안내인
an-nae-in — Guide, a person who leads or directs others
i — Subject particle attached to nouns ending in consonants
즉시
jeuk-si — Immediately, right away without any delay
출발
chul-bal — Departure, the act of setting out or leaving
하여
ha-yeo — Doing, having done (connective verb form of 하다)
돌아
do-ra — Turning, going around (stem form of 돌아가다)
got — Cape, promontory or pointed piece of land into sea
gwa — And, with (conjunction particle after consonant-ending nouns)
seom — Island, a piece of land surrounded by water
사이
sa-i — Between, among, the space separating two things
선박
seon-bak — Vessel, ship or any large watercraft
e — At, to, on (location or direction particle)
올라탔다
ol-la-tat-da — Boarded, climbed onto a vessel or vehicle
관례
gwal-lye — Custom, convention or established practice
따라
tta-ra — According to, following, in accordance with
요새
yo-sae — Fortress, fortified military stronghold
성벽
seong-byeok — Rampart, the wall surrounding a fortress or castle
eun — Topic particle attached to nouns ending in consonants
구경꾼
gu-gyeong-kkun — Spectator, onlooker who watches an event curiously
deul — Plural suffix indicating multiple people or things
가득
ga-deuk — Full, filled to capacity or brimming with something
찼다
chat-da — Was filled, became full or packed with something
에서는
e-seo-neun — At, from (location particle combined with topic marker)
bae — Ship, boat; also means belly or pear
ga — Subject particle attached to nouns ending in vowels
항구
hang-gu — Harbor, port where ships dock and load goods
들어오는
deu-reo-o-neun — Coming in, entering (present participle modifier form)
geot — Thing, fact, act (nominalizer for clauses and actions)
언제나
eon-je-na — Always, at any time, invariably without exception
하나
ha-na — One, a single thing or unit
사건
sa-geon — Event, incident or noteworthy happening
이었는데
i-eot-neun-de — Was (past tense 'to be' with contrastive connective)
특히
teu-ki — Especially, particularly, in a notable degree
처럼
cheo-reom — Like, as, resembling (similarity comparison particle)
오래된
o-rae-doen — Old, long-established, having existed for a long time
부두
bu-du — Wharf, quay or dock where ships are moored
건조
geon-jo — Construction of a ship; also means dry or arid
되고
doe-go — Becoming and… (connective form of 되다, to become)
장비
jang-bi — Equipment, gear or tools needed for a task
갖추어
gat-chu-eo — Having equipped or prepared with necessary items
화물
hwa-mul — Cargo, freight carried on a ship or vehicle
eul — Object particle attached to nouns ending in consonants
실었으며
si-reot-eu-myeo — Loaded cargo and… (past connective form of 싣다)
도시
do-si — City, an urban settlement or metropolitan area
선주
seon-ju — Shipowner, person who owns a vessel or fleet
에게
e-ge — To, for (indirect object particle used with people)
속한
sok-an — Belonging to, affiliated with a group or person
경우
gyeong-u — Case, situation or particular circumstance
에는
e-neun — In the case of, at (location particle with topic marker)
더욱
deo-uk — Even more, all the more, to a greater degree
그러했다
geu-reo-haet-da — Was so, it was indeed the case as described
neun — Topic particle attached to nouns ending in vowels
계속
gye-sok — Continuously, ongoing without stopping
나아가
na-a-ga — Moving forward, advancing (connective form of 나아가다)
화산
hwa-san — Volcano, a mountain that can erupt with lava
충격
chung-gyeok — Shock, impact or a forceful sudden effect
으로
eu-ro — By means of, due to (instrumental or directional particle)
생긴
saeng-gin — Formed, created or having come into being
해협
hae-hyeop — Strait, narrow channel of water between land masses
무사히
mu-sa-hi — Safely, without incident or harm
통과
tong-gwa — Passage through, passing a barrier or checkpoint
했고
haet-go — Did and… (past tense connective form of 하다)
상부
sang-bu — Upper part, top section of something
dot — Sail, fabric used to catch wind on a ship
이물
i-mul — Bow, the front part of a ship
선미
seon-mi — Stern, the rear end of a ship
달고
dal-go — Having attached or hung something (connective verb form)
접근
jeop-geun — Approach, coming close to someone or something
했으나
haet-eu-na — Did but…, performed an action with a contrasting result
너무나
neo-mu-na — Too, excessively, far too much or intensely
느리고
neu-ri-go — Slow and… (connective form of 느리다, to be slow)
조용히
jo-yong-hi — Quietly, silently, in a calm and hushed manner
움직이는
um-ji-gi-neun — Moving, in motion (present participle modifier form)
tat — Fault, cause, reason (often implying blame or cause)
불길한
bul-gil-han — Ominous, foreboding, suggesting something bad will happen
예감
ye-gam — Premonition, a feeling something will happen
타고난
ta-go-nan — Innate, naturally born with a trait or ability
한가한
han-ga-han — Idle, leisurely, having nothing pressing to do
서로
seo-ro — Each other, mutually, one another
무슨
mu-seun — What kind of, what sort of (interrogative modifier)
불행한
bul-haeng-han — Unfortunate, unhappy, marked by misfortune
일어난
i-reo-nan — Occurred, happened (past modifier form of 일어나다)
아닌가
a-nin-ga — Isn't it?, rhetorical question implying something negative
하고
ha-go — Saying and…, doing and… (connective form of 하다)
수군거렸다
su-gun-geo-ryeot-da — Murmured, whispered among themselves quietly
그러나
geu-reo-na — However, but, nevertheless (contrastive conjunction)
항해
hang-hae — Voyage, navigation or sailing across the sea
경험
gyeong-heom — Experience, knowledge gained through practice
있는
it-neun — Having, existing (present modifier form of 있다)
사람들
sa-ram-deul — People, persons (plural form of 사람, person)
혹여
hok-yeo — Perhaps, by any chance, possibly (uncertain supposition)
사고
sa-go — Accident, mishap or unexpected incident
있었다
i-reot-da — There was, existed in the past (past form of 있다)
해도
hae-do — Even if one does, regardless of doing something
자체
ja-che — Itself, in itself, the thing itself without external factors
이상
i-sang — Abnormality, something unusual or above a standard
없다는
eop-da-neun — That there is not, claiming the absence of something
분명히
bun-myeong-hi — Clearly, obviously, in an evident manner
알아볼
a-ra-bol — To find out, to recognize or investigate something
su — Ability, possibility (used with 있다/없다 for can/cannot)
능숙하게
neung-su-ka-ge — Skillfully, proficiently with great competence
조종
jo-jong — Navigation, control, steering of a vessel or machine
모든
mo-deun — All, every, each without exception
증거
jeung-geo — Evidence, proof supporting a claim or conclusion
갖추고
gat-chu-go — Having equipped and… (connective form of 갖추다)
접근해
jeop-geun-hae — Approaching (connective verb form of 접근하다)
왔으며
wat-eu-myeo — Came and… (past connective form of 오다, to come)
dat — Anchor, heavy device that keeps a ship in place
제자리
je-ja-ri — One's proper place, the right or original position
걸려
geol-lyeo — Caught, hanging, hooked (connective form of 걸리다)
있었고
i-reot-go — Was there and… (past connective form of 있다)
이미
i-mi — Already, previously, before the time in question
느슨하게
neu-seun-ha-ge — Loosely, slackly, not tightly fastened or taut
풀려
pul-lyeo — Loosened, untied, released (connective form of 풀리다)
그리고
geu-ri-go — And, furthermore, in addition (additive conjunction)
내항
nae-hang — Inner harbor, the sheltered interior part of a port
좁은
jo-beun — Narrow, tight, limited in width or space
입구
ip-gu — Entrance, the opening through which one enters
jjok — Direction, side or toward a particular area
gyeot — Beside, near, close to someone or something
han — A, one, a certain (indefinite article-like modifier)
젊은이
jeol-meun-i — Young person, a youth or young adult
서서
seo-seo — Standing (connective form of 서다, to stand)
민첩
min-cheop — Agility, nimbleness, quickness of movement or thought
예리한
ye-ri-han — Sharp, keen, having acute perception or a fine edge
눈빛
nun-bit — Gaze, the look or expression in one's eyes
움직임
um-ji-gim — Movement, motion or the act of moving
지켜보며
ji-kyeo-bo-myeo — Watching closely while… (connective form of 지켜보다)
지시
ji-si — Instruction, order or directive given to someone
하나하나
ha-na-ha-na — One by one, each individually in sequence
되풀이
doe-pu-ri — Repetition, the act of repeating something again
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