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English → Korean RESPECTED SIR, Level 8/10

I have received your esteemed favour of the 13th ultimo, whereby it appeareth, that you have perused those same Letters, the which were delivered unto you by my friend, the reverend Mr Hugo Behn;

지난달 13일자로 보내주신 귀하의 소중한 서신을 받았으며, 이를 통해 귀하께서 제 친구인 존경하는 휴고 베인 목사님이 전달해 드린 바로 그 편지들을 열람하셨음을 알게 되었습니다;

and I am pleased to find you think they may be printed with a good prospect of success;

그리고 귀하께서 그 편지들이 성공적으로 출판될 수 있을 것이라 생각하신다는 것을 알게 되어 기쁩니다;

in as much as the objections you mention, I humbly conceive, are such as may be redargued, if not entirely removed--

귀하께서 언급하신 이의들은, 제가 감히 생각하건대, 완전히 제거되지는 못하더라도 반박될 수 있는 것들이기 때문입니다--

And, first, in the first place, as touching what prosecutions may arise from printing the private correspondence of persons still living, give me leave, with all due submission, to observe, that the Letters in question were not written and sent under the seal of secrecy;

그리고 첫째로, 우선 생존해 계신 분들의 사적인 서신을 출판함으로써 발생할 수 있는 법적 소추에 관하여, 모든 합당한 겸손함을 갖추어 말씀드리자면, 문제의 편지들은 비밀 보장의 약속 하에 작성되고 발송된 것이 아니었습니다;

that they have no tendency to the mala fama, or prejudice of any person whatsoever; but rather to the information and edification of mankind:

그 편지들은 어떠한 사람에게도 악명이나 편견을 조장하는 경향이 없으며, 오히려 인류의 정보와 교화를 위한 것입니다:

so that it becometh a sort of duty to promulgate them in usum publicum.

따라서 그것들을 공공의 용도를 위해 공표하는 것이 일종의 의무가 됩니다.

Besides, I have consulted Mr Davy Higgins, an eminent attorney of this place, who, after due inspection and consideration, declareth, That he doth not think the said Letters contain any matter which will be held actionable in the eye of the law.

또한 저는 이곳의 著名한 변호사인 데이비 히긴스 씨와 상담하였는데, 그는 적절한 검토와 고려 끝에, 해당 편지들이 법의 관점에서 소송의 대상이 될 만한 어떠한 내용도 포함하고 있다고 생각하지 않는다고 선언하였습니다.

Vocabulary

지난달
jinan dal — Last month; the month before the current one.
보내주신
bonaejusin — Which you kindly sent; graciously sent by you.
귀하의
gwiha-ui — Your; formal possessive pronoun used in correspondence.
소중한
sojunghan — Precious, valuable, or cherished; deeply important.
서신을
seosineul — Letter or correspondence; formal written communication.
받았으며
badasseumyeo — Received and (furthermore); having received something.
이를
ireul — This; object form of the demonstrative pronoun.
통해
tonghae — Through; by means of something.
귀하께서
gwiha-kkeseo — You (honorific subject); formal you as subject.
je — My; first-person possessive pronoun, humble form.
친구인
chinguин — Who is a friend; being one's friend.
존경하는
jongyeongha-neun — Respected, esteemed; worthy of great admiration.
목사님이
moksa-nimi — Reverend, pastor; honorific title for a minister.
전달해
jeondalhe — Delivered, conveyed, passed along to someone.
드린
deurin — Gave or offered humbly; honorific past tense of give.
바로
baro — Exactly, right, directly; precisely that thing.
geu — That, the; demonstrative or definite article in Korean.
편지들을
pyeonjideureul — The letters; plural object form of letter.
알게
alge — Came to know; resulting in knowing something.
되었습니다
doeeotseumnida — Became; formal past tense of the verb to become.
그리고
geurigo — And; conjunction connecting two sentences or clauses.
편지들이
pyeonjideuri — The letters; plural subject form of letter.
성공적으로
seonggongjeogeuro — Successfully; in a successful manner or way.
출판될
chulpandoel — To be published; future passive form of publish.
su — Possibility; used in grammar to express ability or possibility.
있을
isseul — Will exist or be; future form of to exist.
것이라
geosira — Is expected to be; conjecture about a future state.
생각하신다는
saenggakasindaneun — That you think; quoting someone's opinion or thought.
것을
geoseul — The fact that; nominalizer used as sentence object.
되어
doeo — Becoming; intermediate verb form of to become.
기쁩니다
gippeumnida — I am glad, happy; formal expression of happiness.
언급하신
eongeuphasin — Which you mentioned; honorific form of to mention.
제가
jega — I (humble subject); first-person humble subject pronoun.
감히
gamhi — Boldly, daringly; presume to do something humbly.
완전히
wanjeonhi — Completely, entirely, fully; to a total degree.
못하더라도
mothadeorado — Even if unable to; concessive form of inability.
있는
inneun — That exist or are; present attributive of to exist.
때문입니다
ttaemun-imnida — It is because; formal causal ending of a sentence.
첫째로
cheotjjaero — Firstly, first of all; indicating the first point.
우선
useon — First of all, above all; indicating priority or order.
생존해
saengjonhae — Being alive; in the state of living or surviving.
계신
gyesin — Who are (honorific); honorific form of to be present.
분들의
bundeul-ui — Of those people; honorific plural possessive for persons.
사적인
sajegin — Private, personal; relating to private or personal matters.
발생할
balsaenghal — That will arise or occur; future form of to occur.
법적
beopjeok — Legal; relating to law or legal proceedings.
관하여
gwanhayeo — Concerning, regarding; in relation to a topic.
모든
modeun — All, every; indicating totality or entirety.
합당한
hapdanghan — Appropriate, fitting, reasonable; meeting proper standards.
겸손함을
gyeomsonhameul — Humility; the quality of being modest and humble.
갖추어
gatchueo — Equipped with, possessing; having duly prepared something.
문제의
munje-ui — The said, the issue's; referring to the matter at hand.
편지들은
pyeonjideureun — The letters; plural topic form of the word letter.
비밀
bimil — Secret, confidential; information kept hidden from others.
보장의
bojang-ui — Of guarantee; pertaining to assurance or guarantee.
약속
yaksok — Promise, agreement; a commitment made between people.
하에
hae — Under, beneath; under the condition or premise of.
작성되고
jakseongdoego — Were written and; composed in a written form.
발송된
balsongdoen — Dispatched, sent out; having been formally mailed off.
것이
geosi — The thing that; nominalizer used as subject marker.
아니었습니다
anieotseumnida — Was not; formal past tense negation of to be.
어떠한
eotteohan — Any kind of, whatever; used in negative or broad statements.
사람에게도
saram-egeedo — Even to any person; including any individual whatsoever.
편견을
pyeongyeoneul — Prejudice, bias; unfair preconceived opinion about something.
경향이
gyeonghyangi — Tendency, inclination; a general direction or disposition.
없으며
eopseumyeo — There is none and; lacking something, continuing to next point.
오히려
ohiryeo — Rather, on the contrary; indicating an opposite result.
인류의
illyuui — Of humanity, mankind's; belonging to all human beings.
정보와
jeongbowa — Information and; knowledge or data along with something.
위한
wihan — For the sake of; intended or purposed for something.
것입니다
geosimnida — It is; formal declarative sentence-ending nominalization.
따라서
ttaraseo — Therefore, consequently; indicating a logical conclusion.
그것들을
geugeotdeureul — Them, those things; plural object pronoun for objects.
공공의
gonggong-ui — Public; belonging to or concerning the general public.
용도를
yongdoreul — Purpose, use; the intended function of something.
위해
wihae — For, for the sake of; in order to benefit something.
일종의
iljong-ui — A kind of, a sort of; a type or category of something.
의무가
uimuga — Duty, obligation; a responsibility one is bound to fulfill.
됩니다
doebnida — Becomes, amounts to; formal present tense of to become.
또한
ttohan — Also, furthermore, additionally; adding another related point.
저는
jeoneun — I (humble topic); humble first-person topic pronoun.
이곳의
igot-ui — Of this place, local; belonging to this location.
저명한
jeomyeonghan — Prominent, eminent, renowned; widely known and respected.
변호사인
byeonhosaIn — Who is a lawyer; someone who practices law professionally.
씨와
ssiwa — Mr./Ms. and; honorific title with conjunctive particle.
상담하였는데
sangdamhayeonneunde — Consulted with and; sought advice from someone.
그는
geuneun — He (topic); third-person masculine topic pronoun.
적절한
jeokjeolhan — Appropriate, proper, suitable; fitting for the situation.
검토와
geomtowa — Review and; examination or scrutiny along with something.
고려
goryeo — Consideration, deliberation; thoughtful reflection on a matter.
끝에
At the end of; after completing a process or period.
해당
haedang — Relevant, applicable, said; the matter or item in question.
법의
beobi — Of the law; pertaining to legal statutes or codes.
관점에서
gwanjeomeseo — From the perspective of; from a particular point of view.
대상이
daesangi — Subject or target; the object of an action or process.
doel — Will become; future attributive form of to become.
만한
manhan — Worth, deserving of; having the merit to warrant something.
내용도
naeyongdo — Even content; also the substance or details of something.
포함하고
pohamhago — Including and; containing within, along with something else.
있다고
itdago — That there is; quoting or reporting an existing state.
생각하지
saenggakhaji — Does not think; used before negation to express opinion.
않는다고
anneundago — That (someone) does not; reporting a negative statement.
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