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The Strange Case Of Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde

ジキル博士とハイド氏の奇妙な事件

by Robert Louis Stevenson

ロバート・ルイス・スティーヴンソン著

Contents

目次

STORY OF THE DOOR

扉の話

SEARCH FOR MR. HYDE

ハイド氏の捜索

DR. JEKYLL WAS QUITE AT EASE

ジキル博士はまったく安心していた

THE CAREW MURDER CASE

カルー殺人事件

INCIDENT OF THE LETTER

手紙の一件

INCIDENT OF DR. LANYON

ラニョン博士の一件

INCIDENT AT THE WINDOW

窓辺の一件

THE LAST NIGHT

最後の夜

DR. LANYON'S NARRATIVE

ラニョン博士の手記

HENRY JEKYLL'S FULL STATEMENT OF THE CASE

ヘンリー・ジキルによる事件の完全な陳述

STORY OF THE DOOR

扉の話

Mr. Utterson the lawyer was a man of a rugged countenance that was never lighted by a smile; cold, scanty and embarrassed in discourse; backward in sentiment; lean, long, dusty, dreary and yet somehow lovable.

弁護士のアタスン氏は、笑みによって明るくなることのない厳めしい顔つきの男であった。話し方は冷淡で言葉少なく、ぎこちなく、感情表現も乏しく、やせ細り、背が高く、垢じみて、陰気ではあったが、どこか憎めないところがあった。

At friendly meetings, and when the wine was to his taste, something eminently human beaconed from his eye; something indeed which never found its way into his talk, but which spoke not only in these silent symbols of the after-dinner face, but more often and loudly in the acts of his life.

気の置けない集まりの席で、ワインが好みに合ったとき、彼の目には実に人間らしい何かが輝いていた。それは決して言葉となって現れることのないものであったが、食後の表情という無言の象徴の中だけでなく、より頻繁に、より雄弁に、彼の人生の行いの中に語りかけてくるものであった。

He was austere with himself; drank gin when he was alone, to mortify a taste for vintages; and though he enjoyed the theatre, had not crossed the doors of one for twenty years.

彼は自分自身に対して厳格であった。高級なワインへの嗜好を戒めるために、一人でいるときはジンを飲んでいた。また、演劇を楽しんでいたにもかかわらず、二十年間というもの劇場の扉をくぐったことがなかった。

But he had an approved tolerance for others; sometimes wondering, almost with envy, at the high pressure of spirits involved in their misdeeds; and in any extremity inclined to help rather than to reprove.

しかし彼は、他者に対しては認められた寛容さを持っていた。他人の悪行に伴う高揚した精神の激しさに、ほとんど羨望をもって驚くことさえあった。そして、どんな極端な場合においても、非難するよりも助けようとする傾向があった。

"I incline to Cain's heresy," he used to say quaintly: "I let my brother go to the devil in his own way.

「私はカインの異端に傾いている」と彼は風変わりな言い方をよくしていた。「私は兄弟が自分のやり方で悪魔のもとへ行くのに任せる」

Vocabulary

博士
hakase — Doctor; person holding an advanced academic degree.
to — And; with; particle connecting nouns or clauses.
shi — Mr.; honorific suffix used after a person's name.
no — Possessive or linking particle connecting nouns.
奇妙
kimyō — Strange; peculiar; odd or unusual in nature.
na — Adjectival particle linking na-adjectives to nouns.
事件
jiken — Incident; case; a notable or criminal event.
cho — Written by; authorship credit on a publication.
目次
mokuji — Table of contents; list of chapters in a book.
tobira — Door; title page; gateway or entrance.
hanashi — Story; talk; chapter or narrative episode.
捜索
sōsaku — Search; investigation; looking for a missing person.
wa — Topic marker particle indicating the sentence's subject.
まったく
mattaku — Completely; entirely; absolutely; used for emphasis.
安心
anshin — Peace of mind; relief; feeling safe and reassured.
shi — Verb stem of suru; connecting conjunctive form.
te — Te-form connective particle linking verb phrases together.
i — Stem of iru; indicates ongoing state or action.
ta — Past tense auxiliary indicating a completed action.
殺人
satsujin — Murder; homicide; the act of killing a person.
手紙
tegami — Letter; written correspondence sent to someone.
一件
ikken — One matter; a certain case or affair.
窓辺
madobe — Windowside; the area beside or near a window.
最後
saigo — Last; final; the very end of something.
yoru — Night; the period of darkness after sunset.
手記
shuki — Personal notes; memoir; written personal account.
ni — Particle indicating direction, location, or agent.
よる
yoru — By; due to; according to a source or cause.
完全
kanzen — Complete; perfect; thorough and without any flaws.
陳述
chinjutsu — Statement; declaration; formal verbal or written account.
弁護士
bengoshi — Lawyer; attorney; a licensed legal professional.
笑み
emi — Smile; a gentle or faint facial expression of warmth.
よって
yotte — By means of; therefore; as a result of something.
明るく
akaruku — Brightly; cheerfully; in a bright or lively manner.
なる
naru — To become; to change into a new state or condition.
こと
koto — Thing; fact; nominalizer turning verbs into noun phrases.
ない
nai — Not; negative form expressing absence or negation.
厳めしい
ikaめしい / ikameshii — Stern; forbidding; having a severe or imposing appearance.
顔つき
kao tsuki — Facial expression; the look or appearance of one's face.
otoko — Man; male person; an adult male human being.
de — Particle indicating means, location of action, or copula.
あっ
a(tta) — Was; past conjunctive form of the copula aru/da.
話し方
hanashikata — Way of speaking; manner or style of one's speech.
冷淡
reitan — Cold; indifferent; lacking warmth or emotional interest.
言葉
kotoba — Words; language; speech or manner of expression.
少なく
sukunaku — Few; little; in a small or scarce quantity.
ぎこちなく
gikochinaku — Awkwardly; stiffly; in an unnatural or clumsy manner.
感情
kanjō — Emotion; feeling; inner emotional state or sentiment.
表現
hyōgen — Expression; representation; conveying feelings or ideas.
mo — Also; even; too; inclusive or additive particle.
乏しく
toboshiku — Scarcely; deficiently; in a poor or lacking manner.
やせ
yase — Thinness; being lean or slender in body shape.
細り
hosori — Growing thin; slender; becoming narrow or lean.
se — Height; back; stature referring to a person's tallness.
ga — Subject marker particle identifying the grammatical subject.
高く
takaku — Tall; high; in a tall or elevated manner or degree.
陰気
inki — Gloomy; dark; having a melancholy or dreary atmosphere.
どこ
doko — Where; which place; used to ask about location.
ka — Question particle or uncertainty marker at sentence end.
憎め
nikume — Hate; potential/imperative form suggesting ability to dislike.
ところ
tokoro — Place; aspect; point or characteristic of something.
ki — Spirit; feeling; mood; sense or mental disposition.
置け
oke — Keep distance; imperative of oku, place or maintain reserve.
集まり
atsumari — Gathering; meeting; group of people coming together.
seki — Seat; place; a spot at a gathering or table.
ワイン
wain — Wine; alcoholic beverage made from fermented grapes.
好み
konomi — Preference; taste; a personal liking for something.
合っ
at(ta) — Matched; suited; past conjunctive form of au, to fit.
とき
toki — Time; moment; a specific point or occasion in time.
kare — He; him; third-person masculine singular pronoun.
me — Eye; the organ of sight on a person's face.
実に
jitsu ni — Truly; indeed; used to emphasize something sincerely.
人間
ningen — Human being; person; humanity as a concept or individual.
らしい
rashii — Seeming; typical of; appearing to have a certain quality.
何か
nanika — Something; anything; an unspecified object or matter.
輝い
kagayai(te) — Shining; gleaming; sparkling with light or brilliance.
それ
sore — That; it; referring to something previously mentioned.
決して
kesshite — Never; by no means; used with negative to mean absolutely not.
なっ
na(tta) — Became; past conjunctive of naru, to become something.
現れる
arawareru — To appear; to show up; to become visible or manifest.
もの
mono — Thing; object; nominalizer indicating a general thing or concept.
食後
shokugo — After meals; the period following a meal or dinner.
表情
hyōjō — Facial expression; the look conveying one's emotions.
いう
iu — To say; to call; to be described as something.
無言
mugon — Silence; speechlessness; without words or verbal expression.
象徴
shōchō — Symbol; emblem; something representing an abstract idea.
naka — Inside; middle; among; within a space or group.
だけ
dake — Only; just; limiting to a specific amount or scope.
なく
naku — Without; not; negative conjunctive form of nai.
より
yori — Than; from; comparative particle indicating a standard.
頻繁
hinpan — Frequent; often; occurring repeatedly in a short time.
雄弁
yūben — Eloquence; fluent and persuasive speaking ability.
人生
jinsei — Life; one's entire lifetime; human existence and experience.
行い
okonai — Conduct; behavior; one's actions or deeds in life.
語りかけ
katarикаке / katarикаke — Speaking to; addressing; the act of talking toward someone.
くる
kuru — To come; auxiliary indicating an action coming toward speaker.
自分
jibun — Oneself; one's own self; first-person reflexive pronoun.
自身
jishin — Oneself; personally; emphasizing one's own self directly.
対して
taishite — Toward; against; in regard to a person or thing.
厳格
genkaku — Strict; rigorous; having a stern and uncompromising attitude.
高級
kōkyū — High-class; luxury; of superior quality or social rank.
e — To; toward; directional particle indicating movement destination.
嗜好
shikō — Taste; preference; a personal fondness or habitual liking.
wo — Object marker particle indicating the direct object.
戒める
imashimeru — To warn; to admonish; to restrain oneself from indulgence.
ため
tame — For; in order to; for the sake or benefit of.
一人
hitori — Alone; one person; by oneself without others present.
いる
iru — To be; to exist; used for animate beings' existence.
ジン
jin — Gin; a distilled alcoholic spirit flavored with juniper.
飲ん
non(de) — Drank; conjunctive past form of nomu, to drink.
また
mata — Also; again; furthermore; in addition to what was said.
演劇
engeki — Theater; drama; staged theatrical performance or plays.
楽しん
tanoshин / tanoshinde — Enjoyed; conjunctive form of tanoshimu, to enjoy something.
かかわら
kakawara(zu) — Despite; regardless of; notwithstanding a given circumstance.
zu — Negative classical auxiliary; without doing something.
二十
nijū — Twenty; the number 20.
年間
nenkan — Period of years; a span or duration measured in years.
劇場
gekijō — Theater; playhouse; a venue for dramatic performances.
くぐっ
kugut(te) — Passed through; ducked under; went through a threshold.
なかっ
nakat(ta) — Was not; negative past auxiliary expressing absence.
しかし
shikashi — However; but; a conjunction expressing contrast or exception.
他者
tasha — Others; other people; persons besides oneself.
認め
mitome — Acknowledged; recognized; accepted as valid or true.
られ
rare — Passive or potential auxiliary verb suffix in Japanese.
寛容
kan'yō — Tolerance; generosity; being forgiving and broad-minded.
sa — Nominalizing suffix turning adjectives into abstract nouns.
持っ
mot(te) — Held; had; conjunctive past form of motsu, to hold.
他人
tanin — Other people; strangers; persons unrelated to oneself.
悪行
akugyō — Wrongdoing; evil deed; immoral or wicked behavior.
伴う
tomonau — To accompany; to involve; to come together with something.
高揚
kōyō — Elation; uplift; a heightened sense of excitement or spirit.
精神
seishin — Spirit; mind; mental attitude or psychological disposition.
激し
hageshi — Intense; fierce; strong in degree or emotional force.
ほとんど
hotondo — Almost; nearly; for the most part or virtually all.
羨望
senbō — Envy; admiring desire for what another person possesses.
もって
motte — With; by means of; using something as a tool or manner.
驚く
odoroku — To be surprised; to be astonished by something unexpected.
さえ
sae — Even; as long as; a particle adding emphasis or condition.
そして
soshite — And then; and also; conjunction connecting sequential ideas.
どんな
donna — What kind of; whatever sort; used to describe any type.
極端
kyokutan — Extreme; going to the utmost limit or excess.
場合
baai — Case; situation; a particular set of circumstances.
おいて
oite — In; at; in the context of a given situation or place.
非難
hinan — Criticism; blame; condemning someone's actions or character.
する
suru — To do; to perform; general purpose action verb.
助け
tasuke — Help; aid; assistance given to someone in need.
よう
yō — Seems; like; in order to; expresses resemblance or intention.
傾向
keikō — Tendency; inclination; a general trend in behavior.
watashi — I; me; first-person singular pronoun in Japanese.
異端
itan — Heresy; heterodoxy; deviation from accepted beliefs or norms.
傾い
katamui(te) — Leaned; inclined; tilted toward a particular direction or view.
風変わり
fūgawari — Eccentric; unusual; having a quirky or odd character.
言い方
iikata — Way of saying; manner of expressing something in words.
よく
yoku — Often; well; frequently or skillfully doing something.
兄弟
kyōdai — Brothers; siblings; fellow persons regarded as family.
やり方
yarikata — Way of doing; method; the manner in which something is done.
悪魔
akuma — Devil; demon; an evil supernatural being or force.
もと
moto — Under; beneath; the care or control of someone.
行く
iku — To go; to move toward a destination or direction.
任せる
makaseru — To leave to; to entrust; to let someone else handle.
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