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Produced by Robert Cicconetti, Emmy and the PG Online Distributed Proofreading Team.

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THE TALE OF SQUIRREL NUTKIN

다람쥐 넛킨 이야기

BY BEATRIX POTTER

베아트릭스 포터 저

Author of "The Tale of Peter Rabbit"

『피터 래빗 이야기』의 저자

FREDERICK WARNE

프레데릭 워른

1903 by Frederick Warne & Co.

1903년 Frederick Warne & Co. 발행

Printed and bound in Great Britain by William Clowes Limited, Beccles and London

영국에서 William Clowes Limited, Beccles and London에 의해 인쇄 및 제본됨

A STORY FOR NORAH

노라를 위한 이야기

This is a Tale about a tail--a tail that belonged to a little red squirrel, and his name was Nutkin.

이것은 꼬리에 관한 이야기입니다—작은 붉은 다람쥐의 꼬리 이야기이며, 그의 이름은 넛킨이었습니다.

He had a brother called Twinkleberry, and a great many cousins: they lived in a wood at the edge of a lake.

그에게는 트윙클베리라는 형제와 아주 많은 사촌들이 있었습니다. 그들은 호수 가장자리의 숲속에서 살았습니다.

In the middle of the lake there is an island covered with trees and nut bushes; and amongst those trees stands a hollow oak-tree, which is the house of an owl who is called Old Brown.

호수 한가운데에는 나무와 견과류 덤불로 덮인 섬이 있었습니다. 그 나무들 사이에는 속이 빈 참나무가 서 있었는데, 그것은 올드 브라운이라 불리는 올빼미의 집이었습니다.

One autumn when the nuts were ripe, and the leaves on the hazel bushes were golden and green--Nutkin and Twinkleberry and all the other little squirrels came out of the wood, and down to the edge of the lake.

어느 가을, 견과류가 익고 개암나무 덤불의 잎들이 황금빛과 초록빛으로 물들었을 때, 넛킨과 트윙클베리와 다른 모든 작은 다람쥐들이 숲에서 나와 호수 가장자리로 내려왔습니다.

They made little rafts out of twigs, and they paddled away over the water to Owl Island to gather nuts.

그들은 나뭇가지로 작은 뗏목을 만들어, 노를 저어 물 위를 건너 견과류를 모으러 올빼미 섬으로 갔습니다.

Each squirrel had a little sack and a large oar, and spread out his tail for a sail.

각 다람쥐는 작은 자루와 큰 노를 가지고 있었으며, 꼬리를 펼쳐 돛으로 삼았습니다.

They also took with them an offering of three fat mice as a present for Old Brown, and put them down upon his door-step.

그들은 또한 올드 브라운에게 드릴 선물로 살찐 쥐 세 마리를 제물로 가져가서 그의 문 앞 계단에 놓아두었습니다.

Vocabulary

mit — And; used to connect nouns or noun phrases.
온라인
onlain — Online; connected to or available via the internet.
분산
bunsan — Distribution; spreading out or dispersing across areas.
교정
gyojeong — Proofreading; correcting errors in a text.
팀이
timi — Team (subject form); a group working together.
제작했습니다
jejak-haetsseumnida — Produced; formally made or created something.
다람쥐
daramjwi — Squirrel; a small bushy-tailed rodent.
이야기
iyagi — Story; a narrative or tale about events.
jeo — I/me (humble); humble first-person pronoun.
ui — Of; possessive particle linking nouns together.
저자
jeoja — Author; person who writes a book or text.
발행
baraeng — Publication; the act of issuing or publishing.
영국에서
Yeonggugeso — In/from England; location marker for England.
e — At/in/to; location or direction particle.
의해
uihae — By; indicates the agent performing an action.
인쇄
insae — Printing; the process of reproducing text or images.
제본됨
jebondoem — Bound; having pages assembled into a book.
위한
wihan — For; intended or dedicated to someone.
이것은
igeoseun — This is; pronoun indicating something nearby.
꼬리에
kkorie — To/about the tail; location particle on 'tail'.
관한
gwanhan — About; relating or pertaining to a topic.
이야기입니다
iyagimnida — Is a story; formal sentence-ending for 'story'.
작은
jageun — Small; of little size or stature.
붉은
bulgeun — Red; having a red color.
다람쥐의
daramjwiui — Squirrel's; possessive form of 'squirrel'.
꼬리
kkori — Tail; the appendage at the back of an animal.
이야기이며
iyagiiimyeo — Is a story and; connective form of 'story'.
그의
geuui — His; third-person masculine possessive pronoun.
이름은
ireumeun — Name (topic); the name of someone or something.
그에게는
geuegeneun — He had; to him (topic marker included).
형제와
hyeongjewa — Brother and; sibling connected with 'and' particle.
아주
aju — Very; an adverb intensifying adjectives or adverbs.
많은
maneun — Many; a large number or quantity of something.
사촌들이
sachondeuri — Cousins (subject); plural subject form of 'cousin'.
있었습니다
isseotseumnida — There were; formal past tense of 'to exist/have'.
그들은
geudeureun — They; third-person plural pronoun with topic marker.
호수
hosu — Lake; a large body of still water.
가장자리의
gajangjarui — Edge's/of the edge; border or rim of something.
숲속에서
supsogeseo — Inside the forest; location inside a wooded area.
살았습니다
saratseumnida — Lived; formal past tense of 'to live'.
한가운데에는
hangaundeeeneun — In the middle; at the very center of something.
나무와
namuwa — Tree and; noun connected with 'and' particle.
견과류
gyeongwaryu — Nuts; edible hard-shelled tree fruits.
덤불로
deombulro — With/into bushes; dense shrub or thicket.
덮인
deopin — Covered; having a surface covered by something.
섬이
seomi — Island (subject); land surrounded by water.
geu — That/the; third-person pronoun or determiner.
나무들
namudeur — Trees; plural form of 'tree'.
사이에는
saieoneun — Between/among; in the space separating things.
속이
sogi — Inside (subject); the interior of something.
bin — Empty/hollow; containing nothing inside.
참나무가
chamnamu ga — Oak tree (subject); a large hardwood tree.
seo — Standing; to stand or be upright.
있었는데
isseonnunde — There was; past tense existence with contrast connector.
그것은
That is; pronoun referring to something previously mentioned.
불리는
bulllineun — Called/known as; passive verb meaning to be named.
올빼미의
olppaemiui — Owl's; possessive form of 'owl'.
집이었습니다
jibieotsseumnida — Was the home; formal past tense of 'to be home'.
어느
eoneu — One/a certain; indicating an unspecified item.
가을
gaeul — Autumn; the season between summer and winter.
견과류가
gyeongwaryuga — Nuts (subject); edible nuts as sentence subject.
익고
ikgo — Ripening and; becoming ripe, connected to next clause.
개암나무
gaeamnamu — Hazel tree; a tree producing edible hazelnuts.
덤불의
deomburi — Of the bushes; possessive form of 'bush/thicket'.
잎들이
ipduri — Leaves (subject); plural subject form of 'leaf'.
황금빛과
hwanggeum bitkwa — Golden color and; shining yellow hue connected with 'and'.
초록빛으로
chorong biseuro — Into green color; turning a green hue.
물들었을
muldeureoseul — Had been dyed/tinged; past tense of coloring.
ttae — When/time; indicating a point or period in time.
다른
dareun — Other/different; not the same as mentioned before.
모든
modeun — All/every; referring to the entirety of a group.
다람쥐들이
daramjwiDEURi — Squirrels (subject); plural subject form of 'squirrel'.
숲에서
supeseo — From the forest; location/source marker on 'forest'.
나와
nawa — Come out and; exiting connected to next action.
가장자리로
gajangjari ro — To the edge; moving toward the border or rim.
내려왔습니다
naeryeowatseumnida — Came down; formal past tense of 'to come down'.
나뭇가지로
namutgajiro — With branches; using tree branches as material.
뗏목을
ttemmogeul — Raft (object); a flat floating craft made of logs.
만들어
mandeuro — Making; to make or create something.
노를
noreul — Oar (object); a paddle used to row a boat.
저어
jeoo — Rowing; to paddle or stir through water.
mul — Water; the clear liquid essential for life.
위를
wireul — Above/over (object); the surface or top of water.
건너
geonneo — Crossing; to go across a body of water.
견과류를
gyeongwaryureul — Nuts (object); edible nuts as sentence object.
모으러
moeureo — To gather; going somewhere for the purpose of collecting.
올빼미
olppaemi — Owl; a nocturnal bird of prey.
섬으로
seomuro — To the island; directional marker toward an island.
갔습니다
gatsseumnida — Went; formal past tense of 'to go'.
gak — Each/every; referring to individual members of a group.
다람쥐는
daramjwineun — The squirrel (topic); topic marker on 'squirrel'.
자루와
jaruwa — Sack/bag and; a bag connected with 'and' particle.
keun — Big/large; of considerable size.
가지고
gajigo — Having/carrying; possessing or holding something.
있었으며
isseotseumyeo — Had and; past existence connected to next clause.
꼬리를
kkori reul — Tail (object); the appendage as sentence object.
펼쳐
pyeolchyeo — Spreading out; opening or unfolding something wide.
돛으로
As a sail; using something as a sailing device.
삼았습니다
samatseumnida — Used as; formal past tense of 'to use as'.
또한
ttohan — Also/in addition; adding further information.
드릴
deuril — To give (honorific); humble form of 'to give'.
선물로
seonmullo — As a gift; something given to honor someone.
살찐
saljjin — Fat/plump; having a lot of flesh or body fat.
jwi — Mouse/rat; a small rodent.
se — Three; the number 3.
마리를
marireul — Animals (object); counter for animals as object.
제물로
jemulro — As an offering; something presented as a tribute.
가져가서
gajyeogaseo — Took and; bringing something to a place.
mun — Door; an entrance barrier to a building or room.
ap — Front; the area or space in front of something.
계단에
gyedane — On the steps; location marker on 'staircase/steps'.
놓아두었습니다
noadueotsseumnida — Left/placed; formally set something down and left it.
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