The strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde — Page 9
Though even that, you know, is far from explaining all," he added, and with the words fell into a vein of musing.
"하지만 그것조차도, 아시다시피, 모든 것을 설명하기엔 한참 부족하죠," 그가 덧붙이며, 그 말과 함께 상념에 잠겨들었다.
From this he was recalled by Mr. Utterson asking rather suddenly: "And you don't know if the drawer of the cheque lives there?"
어터슨 씨가 다소 갑작스럽게 물으며 그를 상념에서 불러냈다: "그리고 수표를 발행한 사람이 거기 사는지는 모르시는 건가요?"
"A likely place, isn't it?" returned Mr. Enfield. "But I happen to have noticed his address; he lives in some square or other."
"그럴 법한 곳이죠, 그렇지 않나요?" 엔필드 씨가 대답했다. "그런데 마침 그의 주소를 알아두었는데요; 그는 어떤 광장 근처에 살더군요."
"And you never asked about the—place with the door?" said Mr. Utterson.
"그리고 그 문이 있는 곳에 대해서는 한 번도 물어보지 않으셨나요?" 어터슨 씨가 말했다.
"No, sir; I had a delicacy," was the reply.
"그렇습니다, 선생님; 저는 조심스러운 편이라서요," 라고 대답했다.
"I feel very strongly about putting questions; it partakes too much of the style of the day of judgment.
"저는 질문을 던지는 것에 대해 매우 강한 감정을 느낍니다; 그것은 너무나도 최후의 심판 날의 방식을 닮아 있거든요.
You start a question, and it's like starting a stone.
질문을 하나 던지면, 그건 마치 돌을 굴리기 시작하는 것과 같습니다.
You sit quietly on the top of a hill; and away the stone goes, starting others; and presently some bland old bird (the last you would have thought of) is knocked on the head in his own back garden and the family have to change their name.
언덕 꼭대기에 조용히 앉아 있으면, 돌은 굴러가며 다른 돌들을 건드리고, 이윽고 어떤 순진한 노인이 (도저히 생각지도 못했을 사람이) 자신의 뒷마당에서 머리를 얻어맞고 그 가족은 성을 바꿔야 하는 처지가 됩니다.
No sir, I make it a rule of mine: the more it looks like Queer Street, the less I ask."
아닙니다, 선생님, 저는 이것을 제 원칙으로 삼고 있습니다: 수상해 보이면 보일수록, 저는 더욱 묻지 않습니다."
"A very good rule, too," said the lawyer.
"매우 좋은 원칙이군요," 변호사가 말했다.
"But I have studied the place for myself," continued Mr. Enfield.
"하지만 저는 그곳을 직접 살펴보았습니다," 엔필드 씨가 계속했다.
"It seems scarcely a house.
"그곳은 집이라고 하기도 어렵습니다.
There is no other door, and nobody goes in or out of that one but, once in a great while, the gentleman of my adventure.
다른 문은 없고, 그 문으로는 아무도 드나들지 않습니다만, 아주 가끔씩, 제 이야기 속의 그 신사만은 예외입니다.
Vocabulary
- 하지만
- hajiman — However; used to contrast two statements
- 그것조차도
- geugeotjocha-do — Even that; not even that much
- 아시다시피
- asidashipi — As you know; as you are aware
- 모든
- modeun — Every; all; entire
- 것을
- geoseul — Thing (object marker); what; the fact that
- 설명하기엔
- seolmyeonghagi-en — To explain; too difficult to fully explain
- 한참
- hancham — For a long while; far from; quite a bit
- 부족하죠
- bujokha-jyo — It is insufficient; lacking; not enough
- 덧붙이며
- deotbuchi-myeo — Adding to; appending a remark while doing something
- 상념에
- sangnyeme — Into thoughts; into contemplation or reverie
- 잠겨들었다
- jamgyeo-deureotda — Sank into; became lost in deep thought
- 다소
- daso — Somewhat; rather; to some degree
- 갑작스럽게
- gapjakseureopge — Suddenly; abruptly; in an unexpected manner
- 물으며
- mureumyeo — While asking; inquiring at the same time
- 상념에서
- sangnyemeseo — From deep thought; out of reverie or contemplation
- 불러냈다
- bulleo-naetda — Called out; brought someone back from distraction
- 수표를
- supyoreul — Check (bank); a written payment order
- 발행한
- balhaenghan — Issued; drawn (as in issuing a bank check)
- 거기
- geogi — There; that place; over there
- 사는지는
- saneunjineun — Whether (someone) lives there or not
- 모르시는
- moreusin-eun — Not knowing; unaware (honorific form)
- 건가요
- geongayo — Is it that...?; questioning softly in polite speech
- 그럴
- geureol — Such; likely to be so; of that sort
- 법한
- beopan — Likely; plausible; seems probable
- 그렇지
- geureochi — Isn't that right?; that's true; right?
- 않나요
- anhnayo — Isn't it?; isn't that so? (tag question)
- 대답했다
- daedaphaetda — Answered; replied; responded to a question
- 그런데
- geureonde — By the way; however; but then again
- 마침
- machim — Just in time; as it happened; coincidentally
- 주소를
- jusoreul — Address; location details of a person or place
- 알아두었는데요
- ara-dueonnneundeyo — Had noted down; kept in mind for reference
- 광장
- gwangjang — Square; public plaza; open urban space
- 근처에
- geuncheoe — Near; in the vicinity of; close by
- 살더군요
- saldeogunyo — Was living there; I found that he lived there
- 문이
- muni — Door; gate (subject marker attached)
- 한 번도
- han beondo — Not even once; never at all
- 물어보지
- mureoboji — Did not ask; refrained from inquiring
- 그렇습니다
- geureoseumnida — That is correct; yes, indeed (formal polite)
- 선생님
- seonsaengnim — Teacher; sir; respectful address to an elder
- 조심스러운
- josimseureoun — Cautious; careful; wary; discreet in manner
- 편이라서요
- pyeoniraeseoyo — Because I tend to be; I am the type who
- 질문을
- jilmuneul — Question (object marker); an inquiry posed
- 던지는
- deonjineun — Throwing; posing (a question); tossing out
- 매우
- maeu — Very; extremely; highly (degree adverb)
- 강한
- ganghan — Strong; powerful; intense feeling or force
- 감정을
- gamjeongeul — Emotion; feeling (object marker attached)
- 느낍니다
- neukkimnida — I feel; I sense (formal polite ending)
- 너무나도
- neomunaedo — Far too much; excessively; way too (emphatic)
- 최후의
- choehue — Final; last; of the last judgment day
- 심판
- simpan — Judgment; trial; verdict; referee decision
- 날의
- nare — Of the day; belonging to that particular day
- 방식을
- bangsigeul — Method; way; manner (object marker attached)
- 닮아
- dalma — Resembles; looks like; takes after something
- 하나
- hana — One; a single thing; once you throw one
- 던지면
- deonjimyeon — If you throw; once you toss (conditional form)
- 마치
- machi — Just like; as if; similar to (comparative)
- 돌을
- doreul — Stone; rock (object marker attached)
- 굴리기
- gulligi — Rolling; the act of rolling something along
- 시작하는
- sijakaneun — Starting; beginning (present attributive form)
- 언덕
- eondeok — Hill; slope; small elevated piece of land
- 꼭대기에
- kkokdaekie — At the top; at the summit of a hill
- 조용히
- joyonghi — Quietly; calmly; in a silent manner
- 앉아
- anja — Sitting; seated; to sit down (gerund form)
- 있으면
- isseumyeon — If there is; if one is (conditional form)
- 굴러가며
- gulleogamyeo — While rolling along; as it rolls forward
- 건드리고
- geondeurigo — Touching; nudging; bumping against something
- 이윽고
- ieugo — Eventually; before long; after a while
- 순진한
- sunjinhan — Innocent; naive; simple-hearted person
- 노인이
- noin-i — Old man; elderly person (subject marker attached)
- 도저히
- dojeohi — Utterly; absolutely cannot; by no means
- 생각지도
- saenggakjido — Not even thought of; hadn't imagined at all
- 못했을
- mothaesseul — Could not have; was unable to (past conjecture)
- 뒷마당에서
- dwinmadangeseo — In the backyard; from one's own back garden
- 머리를
- meorireul — Head (object marker); one's head
- 얻어맞고
- eodeomajgo — Getting hit; struck on the head unexpectedly
- 가족은
- gajok-eun — Family (topic marker); one's family members
- 성을
- seong-eul — Surname; family name (object marker attached)
- 바꿔야
- bakkwoya — Must change; have to alter (obligatory form)
- 처지가
- cheojiga — Situation; circumstances; predicament one faces
- 됩니다
- doemnida — Becomes; it turns into (formal polite ending)
- 원칙으로
- wonchik-euro — As a principle; by rule; as one's policy
- 삼고
- samgo — Taking as; adopting as (a rule or principle)
- 수상해
- susanghe — Suspicious; shady; looks dubious
- 보이면
- boimyeon — If it appears; if it looks (conditional form)
- 보일수록
- boilsurok — The more it looks; the more suspicious it seems
- 더욱
- deouk — Even more; increasingly; all the more so
- 묻지
- mutji — Do not ask; refrain from questioning
- 않습니다
- anseumnida — Do not; does not (formal polite negation)
- 좋은
- joeun — Good; fine; nice; excellent quality
- 원칙이군요
- wonchikigunyo — That is quite a good principle indeed
- 변호사가
- byeonhosa-ga — Lawyer; attorney (subject marker attached)
- 그곳을
- geugoseul — That place (object marker); that location
- 직접
- jikjeop — Directly; in person; firsthand
- 살펴보았습니다
- salpyeoboas-seumnida — Examined carefully; looked over thoroughly
- 계속했다
- gyesokaetda — Continued; went on; carried on speaking
- 집이라고
- jibirago — Called a house; referred to as a home
- 하기도
- hagido — Even to call it; hard even to say so
- 어렵습니다
- eoryeopseumnida — It is difficult; hard to do (formal polite)
- 문은
- muneun — The door (topic marker); as for the door
- 없고
- eopgo — There is none; lacking and (conjunction)
- 드나들지
- deunadeuji — Coming and going; nobody goes in or out
- 않습니다만
- anseumnidaman — Does not; but however (formal polite contrast)
- 아주
- aju — Very; quite; extremely; utterly
- 가끔씩
- gakkeumssik — Occasionally; once in a while; now and then
- 이야기
- iyagi — Story; tale; conversation; narrative
- 속의
- soge — Inside of; within; of the story mentioned
- 신사만은
- sinsaman-eun — Only the gentleman; the gentleman alone excepted
- 예외입니다
- yeoe-imnida — Is an exception; stands apart from the rule
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