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English → Korean Book i., is continued to the end of Book iv., and not resumed till Level 6/10

(b) Owing to the reduction in the size of the page it has been necessary to shorten some of the headlines, and here advantage has been taken of various corrections of and additions to the headlines and shoulder-notes made by Butler in his own copies of the two books.

(b) 페이지 크기가 줄어들었기 때문에 일부 표제를 단축할 필요가 있었으며, 이 과정에서 버틀러가 두 책의 자신 소장본에 직접 기입한 표제 및 난외주에 대한 다양한 수정 사항과 추가 사항을 활용하였다.

(c) For the most part each of the illustrations now occupies a page, whereas in the original editions they generally appeared two on the page.

(c) 대부분의 삽화는 현재 각각 한 페이지를 차지하고 있으나, 원본 판에서는 일반적으로 한 페이지에 두 개씩 실렸다.

It has been necessary to reduce the plan of the House of Ulysses.

율리시스의 집 평면도는 축소할 필요가 있었다.

On page 153 of "The Authoress" Butler says: "No great poet would compare his hero to a paunch full of blood and fat, cooking before the fire (xx, 24-28)."

『여류 작가』 153페이지에서 버틀러는 이렇게 말한다. "위대한 시인이라면 자신의 영웅을 불 앞에서 익혀지는 피와 기름으로 가득 찬 위장에 비유하지 않을 것이다 (xx, 24-28)."

This passage is not given in the abridged Story of the "Odyssey" at the beginning of the book, but in the Translation it occurs in these words:

이 구절은 책 앞부분에 실린 『오디세이』의 요약본에는 포함되어 있지 않으나, 번역본에는 다음과 같은 말로 등장한다.

"Thus he chided with his heart, and checked it into endurance, but he tossed about as one who turns a paunch full of blood and fat in front of a hot fire, doing it first on one side then on the other, that he may get it cooked as soon as possible; even so did he turn himself about from side to side, thinking all the time how, single-handed as he was, he should contrive to kill so large a body of men as the wicked suitors.

"이처럼 그는 자신의 마음을 꾸짖으며 인내하도록 억눌렀으나, 뜨거운 불 앞에서 피와 기름으로 가득 찬 위장을 이쪽저쪽으로 뒤집으며 최대한 빨리 익히려는 자처럼 이리저리 뒤척였다. 그렇게 그는 몸을 이리저리 뒤척이며, 혼자 몸으로 사악한 구혼자들처럼 그토록 많은 무리를 어떻게 해치울 수 있을지를 내내 생각하였다.

Vocabulary

페이지
pe-i-ji — A single side of a leaf in a book
크기가
keu-gi-ga — Size (subject marker attached)
줄어들었기
jul-eo-deul-eot-gi — Because it decreased or shrank
때문에
ttae-mun-e — Because of; due to a reason
일부
il-bu — A part or portion of something
표제를
pyo-je-reul — Title or heading (object marker attached)
단축할
dan-chuk-hal — To shorten or abbreviate something
필요가
pil-yo-ga — Necessity or need (subject marker attached)
있었으며
it-eoss-eu-myeo — There was, and also; existed while
i — This; a demonstrative pronoun or article
과정에서
gwa-jeong-e-seo — In the process or course of something
du — Two; the number two
책의
chaek-ui — Of the book; book's (possessive)
자신
ja-sin — Oneself; referring to the subject themselves
직접
jik-jeop — Directly; personally, without intermediary
기입한
gi-ip-han — Written in or filled in by hand
표제
pyo-je — Title, heading, or caption of something
mit — And; as well as (formal conjunction)
대한
dae-han — Regarding; concerning; about something
다양한
da-yang-han — Various; diverse; of many different kinds
수정
su-jeong — Correction; revision; amendment of content
사항과
sa-hang-gwa — Matters, items, or points (with conjunction)
추가
chu-ga — Addition; supplementary content added
사항을
sa-hang-eul — Matters or items (object marker attached)
활용하였다
hwal-lyong-ha-yeot-da — Made use of; utilized something effectively
대부분의
dae-bu-bun-ui — Most of; the majority of something
삽화는
sap-hwa-neun — Illustrations (topic marker attached)
현재
hyeon-jae — Currently; at the present time
각각
gak-gak — Each; respectively; individually
han — One; a single unit of something
차지하고
cha-ji-ha-go — Occupying or taking up space or position
있으나
it-eu-na — Although it exists; exists but
원본
won-bon — Original copy or source version
판에서는
pan-e-seo-neun — In the edition or version (topic marked)
일반적으로
il-ban-jeok-eu-ro — Generally; in a typical or common manner
개씩
gae-ssik — Each piece; a certain number per unit
실렸다
sil-lyeot-da — Was published or included in a publication
jip — House; home; a place of residence
축소할
chuk-so-hal — To reduce or scale down in size
있었다
it-eot-da — There was; it existed (past tense)
작가
jak-ga — Writer; author; literary creator
이렇게
i-reo-ke — Like this; in this way or manner
말한다
mal-han-da — Says; states; speaks (present tense)
위대한
wi-dae-han — Great; magnificent; of outstanding importance
시인이라면
si-in-i-ra-myeon — If one is a poet (conditional form)
자신의
ja-sin-ui — One's own; belonging to oneself
영웅을
yeong-ung-eul — Hero (object marker attached)
bul — Fire; flame; burning heat
앞에서
ap-e-seo — In front of; before something
익혀지는
ik-hyeo-ji-neun — Being cooked or roasted over heat
피와
pi-wa — Blood (with conjunction 'and')
기름으로
gi-reum-eu-ro — With oil or fat; using grease
가득
ga-deuk — Full; filled to capacity or brim
chan — Filled with; full of something
위장에
wi-jang-e — In the stomach; to the stomach
비유하지
bi-yu-ha-ji — Not compare to; not use as metaphor
않을
an-eul — Will not; negative future modifier
것이다
geot-i-da — It is the case that; it will be
구절은
gu-jeol-eun — Passage or phrase (topic marker attached)
chaek — Book; a written or printed publication
앞부분에
ap-bu-bun-e — In the front or early section of
실린
sil-lin — Published; included; contained in publication
요약본에는
yo-yak-bon-e-neun — In the abridged or summarized version
포함되어
po-ham-doe-eo — Being included; contained within something
있지
it-ji — Is present; exists (informal ending)
않으나
an-eu-na — Does not, but; negative contrast conjunction
번역본에는
beon-yeok-bon-e-neun — In the translated version or edition
다음과
da-eum-gwa — As follows; with the next (conjunction)
같은
ga-teun — Same; similar; like something else
말로
mal-lo — In words; by means of speech
등장한다
deung-jang-han-da — Appears; comes on scene; shows up
이처럼
i-cheo-reom — Like this; in this manner; thus
그는
geu-neun — He (topic marker attached)
마음을
ma-eum-eul — Heart; mind (object marker attached)
꾸짖으며
kku-jij-eu-myeo — While scolding or reprimanding oneself
인내하도록
in-nae-ha-do-rok — So as to endure; in order to persevere
억눌렀으나
eong-nul-leot-eu-na — Suppressed it, but; held down though
뜨거운
tteu-geo-un — Hot; burning; having high temperature
위장을
wi-jang-eul — Stomach (object marker attached)
이쪽저쪽으로
i-jjok-jeo-jjok-eu-ro — From side to side; this way and that
뒤집으며
dwi-jip-eu-myeo — While turning over; flipping back and forth
최대한
choe-dae-han — As much as possible; to the maximum
빨리
ppal-li — Quickly; fast; at high speed
익히려는
ik-hi-ryeo-neun — Intending to cook or roast thoroughly
자처럼
ja-cheo-reom — Like a person who; as if someone
이리저리
i-ri-jeo-ri — Here and there; back and forth restlessly
뒤척였다
dwi-cheok-yeot-da — Tossed and turned; rolled about restlessly
그렇게
geu-reo-ke — In that way; like that; thus
몸을
mom-eul — Body (object marker attached)
뒤척이며
dwi-cheok-i-myeo — While tossing and turning one's body
혼자
hon-ja — Alone; by oneself; solo
몸으로
mom-eu-ro — With one's own body; by oneself physically
사악한
sa-ak-han — Wicked; evil; morally corrupt
그토록
geu-to-rok — So much; to that extent; that greatly
많은
man-eun — Many; numerous; a large number of
무리를
mu-ri-reul — Group; crowd; mob (object marker attached)
어떻게
eo-tteo-ke — How; in what way or manner
해치울
hae-chi-ul — To defeat or deal with completely
su — Way; means; ability to do something
있을지를
it-eul-ji-reul — Whether there would be a way (object)
내내
nae-nae — Throughout; the whole time; all along
생각하였다
saeng-gak-ha-yeot-da — Thought about; contemplated; pondered (past tense)
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