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To me it's all a mockery and beastly.

나에게 이건 전부 조롱이고 끔찍한 일이야.

Her cerebral lobes are not functioning.

그녀의 대뇌 반구는 기능을 하지 못하고 있었어.

She calls the doctor sir Peter Teazle and picks buttercups off the quilt.

그녀는 의사를 피터 티즐 경이라고 부르면서 이불 위에서 미나리아재비 꽃을 따고 있었잖아.

Humour her till it's over.

끝날 때까지 그냥 맞춰드려.

You crossed her last wish in death and yet you sulk with me because I don't whinge like some hired mute from Lalouette's.

넌 임종 시에 그녀의 마지막 소원을 거슬렀으면서, 내가 라루에트 장의사에서 고용된 벙어리처럼 훌쩍이지 않는다고 나한테 토라져 있잖아.

Absurd!

말도 안 돼!

I suppose I did say it.

내가 그런 말을 하긴 했지.

I didn't mean to offend the memory of your mother.

네 어머니의 기억을 모욕할 생각은 없었어.

He had spoken himself into boldness.

그는 말을 하다 보니 스스로 대담해져 있었다.

Stephen, shielding the gaping wounds which the words had left in his heart, said very coldly:

스티븐은 그 말들이 가슴속에 남긴 벌어진 상처를 감추며 매우 차갑게 말했다.

—I am not thinking of the offence to my mother.

—어머니에 대한 모욕을 생각하는 게 아니야.

—Of what then? Buck Mulligan asked.

—그럼 뭘? 벅 멀리건이 물었다.

—Of the offence to me, Stephen answered.

—나에 대한 모욕을 생각하는 거야, 스티븐이 대답했다.

Buck Mulligan swung round on his heel.

벅 멀리건은 발뒤꿈치를 축으로 휙 돌아섰다.

—O, an impossible person! he exclaimed.

—오, 정말 어쩔 수 없는 사람이군! 그가 외쳤다.

He walked off quickly round the parapet.

그는 흉벽을 따라 빠르게 걸어가 버렸다.

Stephen stood at his post, gazing over the calm sea towards the headland.

스티븐은 자기 자리에 서서 잔잔한 바다 너머 곶을 향해 시선을 던졌다.

Sea and headland now grew dim.

바다와 곶이 이제 흐릿해져 갔다.

Pulses were beating in his eyes, veiling their sight, and he felt the fever of his cheeks.

맥박이 눈 속에서 뛰며 시야를 가렸고, 그는 뺨에서 열기를 느꼈다.

A voice within the tower called loudly:

탑 안에서 목소리가 크게 불렀다.

—Are you up there, Mulligan?

—거기 위에 있어, 멀리건?

—I'm coming, Buck Mulligan answered.

—지금 가, 벅 멀리건이 대답했다.

He turned towards Stephen and said:

그는 스티븐 쪽으로 몸을 돌리며 말했다.

—Look at the sea.

—바다를 봐.

What does it care about offences?

바다가 모욕 따위에 신경이나 쓰겠어?

Chuck Loyola, Kinch, and come on down.

로욜라는 집어치우고, 킨치, 어서 내려와.

The Sassenach wants his morning rashers.

그 잉글리시 놈이 아침 베이컨을 원하고 있잖아.

His head halted again for a moment at the top of the staircase, level with the roof:

그의 머리가 계단 꼭대기에서 지붕과 같은 높이로 잠시 멈췄다.

—Don't mope over it all day, he said.

—하루 종일 그것 때문에 울적해하지 마, 그가 말했다.

I'm inconsequent.

나는 생각 없이 말하는 사람이잖아.

Vocabulary

나에게
na-ege — To me; directed toward the speaker
이건
i-geon — This is; contraction of 이것은
전부
jeon-bu — All, everything, the whole amount
조롱이고
jo-rong-i-go — It is mockery; act of ridiculing someone
끔찍한
kkeum-jjik-han — Terrible, horrible, dreadful, shocking
일이야
il-i-ya — It is a matter/thing; informal assertion
그녀의
geu-nyeo-ui — Her; possessive form of she
기능을
gi-neung-eul — Function, ability, capability (object form)
하지
ha-ji — Not do; preceding negation in a sentence
못하고
mot-ha-go — Unable to do; incapable of performing
있었어
i-sseo-sseo — Was; informal past tense of to exist/be
그녀는
geu-nyeo-neun — She; third-person feminine subject pronoun
의사를
ui-sa-reul — Doctor, physician (object form)
부르면서
bu-reu-myeon-seo — While calling or addressing someone
이불
i-bul — Blanket, bedding used while sleeping
위에서
wi-e-seo — On top of, above a surface or object
꽃을
kko-cheul — Flower (object form); blossom
따고
tta-go — Picking, plucking flowers or fruit
있었잖아
i-sseo-sseo-ja-na — You know she was doing it, right
끝날
kkeut-nal — To end, finish; modifying a moment
때까지
ttae-kka-ji — Until a certain time or moment
그냥
geu-nyang — Just, simply, without special reason
맞춰드려
mat-chwo-deu-ryeo — Please accommodate or go along with them
neon — You; informal contraction of 너는
임종
im-jong — Deathbed; moment of someone's passing
시에
si-e — At the time of; a specific moment marker
마지막
ma-ji-mak — Last, final, ultimate in a sequence
소원을
so-won-eul — Wish, desire, hope (object form)
거슬렀으면서
geo-seul-leo-sseu-myeon-seo — While having gone against or defied it
내가
nae-ga — I; first-person subject pronoun informal
고용된
go-yong-doen — Hired, employed by someone or company
훌쩍이지
hul-jjeok-i-ji — Sniffling, sobbing with light crying sounds
않는다고
an-neun-da-go — Saying that one does not do something
나한테
na-han-te — To me, toward me (informal form)
토라져
to-ra-jyeo — Sulking, pouting, being upset at someone
있잖아
it-ja-na — You know, right; seeking agreement informally
말도
mal-do — Even words; emphasizing absurdity of speech
an — Not; negation particle before a verb
dwae — It doesn't work; it's not okay
그런
geu-reon — Such, that kind of, like that
말을
mal-eul — Words, speech (object form)
하긴
ha-gin — Well, admittedly; conceding a point
했지
haet-ji — Did indeed; informal past affirmation
ne — Your; second-person possessive informal
어머니의
eo-meo-ni-ui — Mother's; possessive form of mother
기억을
gi-eok-eul — Memory, recollection (object form)
모욕할
mo-yok-hal — To insult, humiliate, or dishonor someone
생각은
saeng-gak-eun — Thought, idea, intention (topic form)
없었어
eop-seo-sseo — There wasn't; did not have informally
그는
geu-neun — He; third-person masculine subject pronoun
하다
ha-da — To do; the most basic Korean verb
보니
bo-ni — Upon seeing or finding; as it turned out
스스로
seu-seu-ro — By oneself, on one's own, independently
대담해져
dae-dam-hae-jyeo — Becoming bold, daring, or courageous
있었다
i-sseo-sseo-da — Was; past tense declarative of to be
geu — That, the; determiner or pronoun
말들이
mal-deul-i — Words, those words (subject plural form)
가슴속에
ga-seum-sok-e — Inside the chest, deep in one's heart
남긴
nam-gin — Left behind, remaining after something
벌어진
beo-reo-jin — Opened up, gaped, spread apart wide
상처를
sang-cheo-reul — Wound, injury, emotional scar (object form)
감추며
gam-chu-myeo — While hiding or concealing something
매우
mae-u — Very, extremely, highly; degree adverb
차갑게
cha-gap-ge — Coldly; in a cold or icy manner
말했다
mal-haet-da — Said, spoke; past tense declarative
어머니에
eo-meo-ni-e — To mother; directional particle attached
대한
dae-han — Regarding, about, concerning something
모욕을
mo-yok-eul — Insult, humiliation (object form)
생각하는
saeng-gak-ha-neun — Thinking about, contemplating something
ge — Thing of; contraction of 것이
아니야
a-ni-ya — It is not; informal negation statement
그럼
geu-reom — Then, in that case; transitional word
mwol — What; informal object form of 무엇을
물었다
mul-eot-da — Asked, inquired; past tense declarative
나에
na-e — To me, on me; first-person direction
거야
geo-ya — It's mine/about me; informal assertion
대답했다
dae-dap-haet-da — Answered, replied; past tense declarative
발뒤꿈치를
bal-dwi-kkum-chi-reul — Heel of the foot (object form)
hwik — Swiftly, suddenly; sound of quick movement
돌아섰다
do-ra-seot-da — Turned around; pivoted away from someone
o — Oh; exclamation of realization or emotion
정말
jeong-mal — Really, truly; emphasizing sincerity
어쩔
eo-jjeol — What to do about; expressing helplessness
su — Ability, way; possibility marker
없는
eom-neun — Without, lacking; modifying a noun
사람이군
sa-ram-i-gun — So he is a person (of that type)
외쳤다
oe-chyeot-da — Shouted, cried out; past tense declarative
따라
tta-ra — Along, following a path or line
빠르게
ppa-reu-ge — Quickly, rapidly; manner adverb
걸어가
geo-reo-ga — Walking away, walking toward somewhere
버렸다
beo-ryeot-da — Did and is gone; completed action with finality
자기
ja-gi — Oneself; reflexive pronoun or dear one
자리에
ja-ri-e — At one's place, spot, or position
서서
seo-seo — While standing; standing in place
잔잔한
jan-jan-han — Calm, still, tranquil; describing water
바다
ba-da — Sea, ocean; large body of water
너머
neo-meo — Beyond, over the other side of
향해
hyang-hae — Toward, in the direction of something
시선을
si-seon-eul — Gaze, line of sight (object form)
던졌다
deon-jyeot-da — Threw, cast; past tense declarative
바다와
ba-da-wa — Sea and; connecting sea to another noun
이제
i-je — Now, from now on; current time
흐릿해져
heu-rit-hae-jyeo — Becoming blurry, hazy, indistinct
갔다
gat-da — Went; past tense declarative of to go
맥박이
maek-ba-gi — Pulse, heartbeat (subject form)
nun — Eye or snow; context determines meaning
속에서
sok-e-seo — From inside, within something
뛰며
ttwi-myeo — While beating, throbbing, or jumping
시야를
si-ya-reul — Field of vision, view (object form)
가렸고
ga-ryeot-go — Blocked, obscured; and then continued
뺨에서
ppyam-e-seo — From the cheek; at the cheek area
열기를
yeol-gi-reul — Heat, warmth (object form)
느꼈다
neu-kkyeot-da — Felt, sensed; past tense declarative
tap — Tower, pagoda; tall vertical structure
안에서
an-e-seo — From inside, within a space
목소리가
mok-so-ri-ga — Voice (subject form); sound of speaking
크게
keu-ge — Loudly, largely; adverb of size or volume
불렀다
bul-reot-da — Called out, summoned; past tense declarative
거기
geo-gi — There, that place; mid-distance location
위에
wi-e — Above, on top of; location marker
있어
i-sseo — There is; informal present tense of be
지금
ji-geum — Now, at this moment, currently
ga — Go; imperative form of to go
쪽으로
jjok-eu-ro — Toward, in the direction of a side
몸을
mom-eul — Body (object form); physical self
돌리며
dol-li-myeo — While turning one's body around
바다를
ba-da-reul — Sea (object form); ocean
bwa — Look, see; informal imperative of to look
바다가
ba-da-ga — Sea (subject form); ocean as subject
모욕
mo-yok — Insult, humiliation, affront
따위에
tta-wi-e — About such trivial things; dismissive marker
신경이나
sin-gyeong-i-na — Even care or attention; dismissive phrasing
쓰겠어
sseu-ge-sseo — Would bother to use or mind; rhetorical
집어치우고
ji-beo-chi-u-go — Drop it, quit it, forget about that
어서
eo-seo — Hurry up, quickly; urging someone along
내려와
nae-ryeo-wa — Come down; imperative to descend
놈이
nom-i — That guy, fellow; informal or derogatory
아침
a-chim — Morning or breakfast; early part of day
베이컨을
be-i-keo-neul — Bacon (object form); cured pork strips
원하고
won-ha-go — Wanting and; desiring something and continuing
머리가
meo-ri-ga — Head (subject form); or hair
계단
gye-dan — Stairs, staircase; steps between floors
꼭대기에서
kkok-dae-gi-e-seo — At the top, peak; highest point
지붕과
ji-bung-gwa — Roof and; roof connected to another noun
같은
ga-teun — Same, equal, like; comparison adjective
높이로
nop-i-ro — At the same height level as
잠시
jam-si — For a moment, briefly, temporarily
멈췄다
meom-chwot-da — Stopped, paused; past tense declarative
하루
ha-ru — One day; a full day's duration
종일
jong-il — All day long, throughout the entire day
그것
geu-geot — That thing; third-person neuter pronoun
때문에
ttae-mun-e — Because of, due to; causation marker
울적해하지
ul-jeok-hae-ha-ji — Don't be melancholy or gloomy about it
ma — Don't; informal imperative negation
나는
na-neun — I; first-person subject with topic marker
생각
saeng-gak — Thought, idea, thinking, consideration
없이
eop-si — Without; lacking thought or consideration
말하는
mal-ha-neun — Speaking, saying; present modifying form
사람이잖아
sa-ram-i-ja-na — I'm a person who does that, you know
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