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English → Korean Chapter 2. Level 7/10

The Curse of the Baskervilles

바스커빌 가의 저주

"I have in my pocket a manuscript," said Dr. James Mortimer.

"제 주머니 안에 원고가 있습니다," 라고 제임스 모티머 박사가 말했다.

"I observed it as you entered the room," said Holmes.

"당신이 방에 들어올 때 그것을 보았습니다," 라고 홈즈가 말했다.

"It is an old manuscript."

"그것은 오래된 원고입니다."

"Early eighteenth century, unless it is a forgery."

"위조품이 아니라면, 18세기 초의 것이군요."

"How can you say that, sir?"

"어떻게 그것을 알 수 있습니까, 선생님?"

"You have presented an inch or two of it to my examination all the time that you have been talking. It would be a poor expert who could not give the date of a document within a decade or so. You may possibly have read my little monograph upon the subject. I put that at 1730."

"당신이 말하는 내내 그것의 한두 인치를 제가 볼 수 있도록 내보이셨습니다. 문서의 연대를 10년 정도의 범위 안에서 파악하지 못하는 전문가는 형편없는 전문가일 것입니다. 아마도 이 주제에 관한 제 소논문을 읽으셨을 수도 있겠군요. 저는 그것을 1730년으로 봅니다."

"The exact date is 1742." Dr. Mortimer drew it from his breast-pocket. "This family paper was committed to my care by Sir Charles Baskerville, whose sudden and tragic death some three months ago created so much excitement in Devonshire. I may say that I was his personal friend as well as his medical attendant. He was a strong-minded man, sir, shrewd, practical, and as unimaginative as I am myself. Yet he took this document very seriously, and his mind was prepared for just such an end as did eventually overtake him."

"정확한 날짜는 1742년입니다." 모티머 박사는 그것을 가슴 주머니에서 꺼냈다. "이 가문의 문서는 찰스 바스커빌 경께서 제 보관에 맡기신 것입니다. 그분은 약 3개월 전에 갑작스럽고 비극적인 죽음을 맞이하셨으며, 그 사건은 데번셔에 큰 충격을 불러일으켰습니다. 저는 그분의 주치의이기도 했지만 개인적인 친구이기도 했습니다. 그분은 의지가 강한 분이셨습니다, 선생님. 영리하고 실용적이며, 저 자신만큼이나 상상력이 부족한 분이셨죠. 그럼에도 불구하고 그분은 이 문서를 매우 심각하게 받아들이셨고, 결국 그분에게 닥친 바로 그런 최후에 대해 마음의 준비가 되어 있으셨습니다."

Holmes stretched out his hand for the manuscript and flattened it upon his knee. "You will observe, Watson, the alternative use of the long _s_ and the short. It is one of several indications which enabled me to fix the date.

홈즈는 원고를 향해 손을 뻗어 무릎 위에 펼쳤다. "왓슨, 긴 s자와 짧은 s자가 교대로 사용된 것을 보실 겁니다. 이것이 제가 연대를 확정할 수 있게 해준 여러 단서 중 하나입니다.

Vocabulary

가의
ga-ui — Of the family/clan; possessive form of 'family'
저주
jeoju — Curse; a wish of evil upon someone
je — My; humble first-person possessive pronoun
주머니
jumeoni — Pocket; a small bag or pouch
안에
ane — Inside; within a space or container
원고가
wongoga — Manuscript (subject form); written document
있습니다
itseumnida — There is/are; formal polite existence verb
라고
rago — Quotation marker meaning 'saying that'
박사가
baksaga — Doctor (subject form); holder of doctorate
말했다
malhaetda — Said; past tense of 'to speak'
당신이
dangsin-i — You (subject form); formal second-person pronoun
방에
bange — In the room; locative form of 'room'
들어올
deureool — To enter/come in; future modifier form
ttae — Time/when; indicates a point in time
그것을
geugeoseul — It (object form); third-person object pronoun
보았습니다
boatseumnida — Saw; formal past tense of 'to see'
그것은
geugeoseun — It (topic form); third-person topic pronoun
오래된
oraedoen — Old/aged; describes something from long ago
원고입니다
wongo-imnida — It is a manuscript; formal declarative sentence
위조품이
wijopumi — Forgery/counterfeit (subject form); fake item
아니라면
aniramieon — If it is not; conditional negation connector
18세기
sippal segi — 18th century; the 1700s time period
초의
cho-ui — Of the early part; beginning portion possessive
것이군요
geosigunnyo — So it is; expresses realization or discovery
어떻게
eotteoke — How; asking in what way or manner
al — To know; base form before auxiliary verb
su — Ability/possibility; used with 있다/없다
있습니까
itseumnikka — Is there/can; formal polite question form
선생님
seonsaengnim — Teacher/sir; respectful form of address
말하는
malaneun — Speaking; present modifier form of 'to speak'
내내
naenae — Throughout/the whole time; entire duration
그것의
geugeosui — Its; possessive form of third-person pronoun
한두
handu — One or two; small indefinite quantity
인치를
inchireul — Inches (object form); unit of measurement
bol — To see; future/potential modifier form
있도록
itdorok — So that one can; purpose/result connector
내보이셨습니다
naeboiyeotseumnida — Showed/revealed respectfully; displayed to someone
문서의
munseouil — Of the document; possessive form of document
연대를
yeondaereul — Date/era (object form); historical time period
10년
sip nyeon — Ten years; a decade of time
정도의
jeongdoui — Of about/approximately; degree or extent
범위
beomwi — Range/scope; extent within a boundary
파악하지
paakajihi — To grasp/identify; understand or determine something
못하는
motaneun — Unable to do; inability modifier form
전문가는
jeonmunganeun — Expert (topic form); specialist in a field
형편없는
hyeongpyeon-omneun — Terrible/incompetent; very poor quality or skill
전문가일
jeonmungail — Would be an expert; speculative modifier form
것입니다
geosiimnida — It is the case that; formal declarative ending
아마도
amado — Perhaps/probably; expresses supposition or guess
i — This; near demonstrative pronoun/determiner
주제에
jujee — On the subject/topic; regarding a theme
관한
gwanhan — Related to/about; concerning a topic
소논문을
sononmuneul — Short paper/essay (object); brief academic writing
읽으셨을
ilgeulyeoseul — Would have read (honorific); past speculative form
수도
sudo — Also possible; 'might also' possibility marker
있겠군요
itgessgunyo — I see you might have; speculative realization
저는
jeoneun — I (topic form); humble first-person topic
봅니다
bomnida — I see/estimate; formal polite present tense
정확한
jeonghwakan — Exact/precise; completely accurate without error
날짜는
nalchaneun — Date (topic form); specific calendar date
박사는
baksaneun — The doctor (topic form); respectful address for PhD
가슴
gaseum — Chest/breast; upper front part of body
주머니에서
jumeoni-eseo — From the pocket; source location of pocket
꺼냈다
kkeonaetda — Took out/pulled out; removed from inside
가문의
gamunui — Of the family/clan; lineage possessive form
문서는
munseoneun — The document (topic); official written record
경께서
gyeongkkeseo — Lord/Sir (honorific subject); noble title subject form
보관에
bogwane — For safekeeping/storage; act of keeping safely
맡기신
matgishin — Entrusted (honorific modifier); gave for safekeeping
그분은
geubun-eun — That person (topic, honorific); respectful third-person
yak — About/approximately; used before quantities
3개월
sam gaewol — Three months; a period of three months
전에
jeone — Before/ago; indicates prior time reference
갑작스럽고
gapjakseureopgo — Sudden and; describes abruptness with connector
비극적인
bigeukjeokin — Tragic; having the nature of a tragedy
죽음을
jugumeul — Death (object form); the end of life
맞이하셨으며
majihasyeosseumyeo — Met/faced (honorific) and; encountered respectfully
geu — That; distal demonstrative determiner or pronoun
사건은
sakeon-eun — The incident/case (topic); event or matter
keun — Big/great; large in size or degree
충격을
Shock (object form); a strong emotional impact
불러일으켰습니다
bulleoireukyeotseumnida — Caused/aroused; formally brought about a reaction
그분의
geubunui — His/her (honorific possessive); respectful possessive
주치의이기도
juchiiigido — Also being the primary physician; personal doctor too
했지만
haetjiman — Did but; past tense contrast connector
개인적인
gaeinjeok-in — Personal; relating to an individual privately
친구이기도
chinguigido — Also being a friend; additionally a friend
했습니다
haetseumnida — Did/was; formal polite past tense ending
의지가
uijiga — Willpower/determination (subject form); strong resolve
강한
ganghan — Strong; having great strength or firmness
분이셨습니다
bun-isyeotseumnida — Was a person (honorific); formal respectful description
영리하고
yeongnirhago — Clever/smart and; intelligent with connector
실용적이며
siryongjeog-imyeo — Practical and; pragmatic with connector
jeo — I/me; humble first-person pronoun
자신만큼이나
jashinmankeumin a — As much as oneself; equal degree to self
상상력이
sangsangnyeogi — Imagination (subject form); creative mental capacity
부족한
bujokhan — Lacking/insufficient; not having enough of something
분이셨죠
bun-isyeotjyo — Was a person, you see; soft confirmatory ending
그럼에도
geureomedo — Nevertheless/even so; despite that contrast word
불구하고
bulguhago — Regardless; used in spite of circumstances
문서를
munseoreul — The document (object form); written record object
매우
maeu — Very/extremely; high degree adverb
심각하게
simgakage — Seriously/gravely; in a grave or serious manner
받아들이셨고
badadeulisyeotgo — Accepted (honorific) and; formally took something in
결국
gyeolguk — In the end/ultimately; final result or outcome
그분에게
geubun-ege — To that person (honorific dative); respectful recipient
닥친
dakchhin — That struck/befell; approaching or hitting suddenly
바로
baro — Exactly/right; precisely that thing or moment
그런
geureon — Such/that kind of; that sort of thing
최후에
choehu-e — At the end/final moment; ultimate fate location
대해
daehae — About/regarding; concerning a subject matter
마음의
maeumui — Of the mind/heart; mental or emotional possessive
준비가
junbiga — Preparation (subject form); readiness for something
되어
doeeo — Becoming/being; connective form of 'to become'
있으셨습니다
isseuseosseumnida — Had been (honorific); formal respectful past state
원고를
wongoreul — The manuscript (object form); written document object
향해
hyanghae — Toward; in the direction of something
손을
soneul — Hand (object form); the hand as an object
뻗어
ppeodeo — Reaching/stretching out; extending a limb
무릎
mureup — Knee; the joint in the middle of the leg
위에
wie — On top of; above or on a surface
펼쳤다
pyeolchyeotda — Spread/opened out; unfolded or laid flat
gin — Long; of great length or duration
짧은
jjarbeun — Short; of small length or duration
교대로
gyodaero — Alternately/in turns; taking turns in rotation
사용된
sayongdoen — Used/employed (modifier); past passive use form
것을
geoseul — The thing (object form); nominalizer object marker
보실
bosil — Will see (honorific); respectful future seeing form
겁니다
geomnida — It is the case; formal future or certain statement
이것이
igeosi — This (subject form); near demonstrative subject
확정할
hwakjeonghal — To confirm/determine; future modifier of confirming
있게
itge — So as to be able; enabling adverbial form
해준
haejun — Did for (someone); helping action modifier form
여러
yeoreo — Several/various; more than a few in number
단서
danseo — Clue/evidence; a hint leading to a conclusion
jung — Among/of; within a group or set
하나입니다
hanaimnida — It is one; formal statement of being one item
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