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A Doll s House 001 ACT I 013

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A Doll’s House 001 – ACT I – 013




NORA.
Christine! To think of my not recognising you! And yet how could I—[In a gentle voice.] How you have altered, Christine!

MRS LINDE.
Yes, I have indeed.
In nine, ten long years—

NORA.
Is it so long since we met? I suppose it is.
The last eight years have been a happy time for me, I can tell you.
And so now you have come into the town, and have taken this long journey in winter—that was plucky of you.

MRS LINDE.
I arrived by steamer this morning.

NORA.
To have some fun at Christmas-time, of course.
How delightful! We will have such fun together! But take off your things.
You are not cold, I hope.
[Helps her.] Now we will sit down by the stove, and be cosy.
No, take this armchair; I will sit here in the rocking-chair.
[Takes her hands.] Now you look like your old self again; it was only the first moment—You are a little paler, Christine, and perhaps a little thinner.

MRS LINDE.
And much, much older, Nora.




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  1. Christine! / To think of / my not recognising you! / And yet / how could I—[In a gentle voice.] / How you have altered, Christine!

    Christine! 내가 널 알아보지 못하다니! 그런데 어떻게 내가 널 알아볼 수 있겠어—[부드러운 목소리로.] 너 정말 많이 변했구나, 크리스틴!


  2. ⦁ recognising: 알아차리기
    – I had trouble recognising him (그를 알아보는 게 힘들었다).

    ⦁ altered: 변했다
    – The dress was altered to fit her better (드레스가 그녀에게 더 잘 맞도록 수정되었다).




  3. Yes, / I have indeed. / In nine, / ten long years—

    그래, 정말 많이 변했지. 아홉, 열 긴 세월이 지나서—


  4. ⦁ indeed: 정말로
    – He is indeed a talented artist (그는 정말로 재능 있는 예술가이다).

    ⦁ years: 년
    – It’s been five years since we last met (우리가 마지막으로 만난 지 5년이 되었다).




  5. Is it / so long / since we met? / I suppose it is.

    우리가 만난 지 그렇게 오래된 거야? 그런 것 같구나.


  6. ⦁ met: 만났다
    – We met at a conference (우리는 회의에서 만났다).

    ⦁ suppose: 추측하다
    – I suppose you are right (네가 맞을 것 같아).




  7. The last eight years / have been a happy time / for me, / I can tell you.

    지난 8년은 나에게 행복한 시간이었어, 정말이야.


  8. ⦁ happy: 행복한
    – She looks so happy today (그녀는 오늘 정말 행복해 보인다).

    ⦁ tell: 말하다
    – I can’t tell you how much I appreciate it (얼마나 감사한지 말로 다 못 해).




  9. And so / now you have come / into the town, / and have taken / this long journey / in winter—/ that was plucky / of you.

    그렇게 너는 지금 이 도시에 왔고, 겨울에 이 긴 여행을 했구나—정말 용감한 일이었어.


  10. ⦁ journey: 여행
    – They went on a journey to Japan (그들은 일본으로 여행을 갔다).

    ⦁ plucky: 용감한
    – She made a plucky decision (그녀는 용감한 결정을 내렸다).




  11. I arrived / by steamer / this morning.

    나는 오늘 아침에 증기선으로 도착했어.


  12. ⦁ arrived: 도착했다
    – He arrived late for the meeting (그는 회의에 늦게 도착했다).

    ⦁ steamer: 증기선
    – They traveled by steamer (그들은 증기선으로 여행했다).




  13. To have some fun / at Christmas-time, / of course. / How delightful! / We will have such fun together!

    크리스마스 때 즐겁게 지내려고, 당연히. 정말 기쁘다! 우리 함께 정말 즐거운 시간을 보낼 거야!


  14. ⦁ fun: 즐거움
    – The kids had fun at the park (아이들은 공원에서 즐거운 시간을 보냈다).

    ⦁ delightful: 기쁜, 즐거운
    – It was a delightful surprise (정말 기쁜 놀라움이었다).




  15. But take off / your things. / You are not cold, / I hope.

    하지만 네 물건을 벗어. 춥지 않길 바래.


  16. ⦁ take off: 벗다
    – Please take off your shoes (신발을 벗어 주세요).

    ⦁ cold: 추운
    – It is very cold outside (밖이 매우 춥다).




  17. [Helps her.] / Now we will sit down / by the stove, / and be cosy.

    [그녀를 도우며.] 이제 우리 난로 옆에 앉아서, 따뜻하게 지내자.


  18. ⦁ sit down: 앉다
    – Let’s sit down and talk (앉아서 이야기하자).

    ⦁ cosy: 아늑한
    – The room is very cosy (방이 매우 아늑하다).




  19. No, / take this armchair; / I will sit / here in the rocking-chair. / [Takes her hands.] / Now you look / like your old self again; / it was only / the first moment—/You are a little paler, / Christine, / and perhaps / a little thinner.

    아니야, 이 안락의자에 앉아; 나는 여기 흔들의자에 앉을게. [그녀의 손을 잡으며.] 이제 넌 다시 예전 모습처럼 보인다; 처음에는 잠시—너는 조금 창백해졌고, 크리스틴, 그리고 아마도 조금 마른 것 같아.


  20. ⦁ armchair: 안락의자
    – He likes to read in his armchair (그는 안락의자에 앉아서 책 읽는 것을 좋아한다).

    ⦁ paler: 더 창백한
    – She looked paler than usual (그녀는 평소보다 더 창백해 보였다).




  21. And much, / much older, / Nora.

    그리고 훨씬 더, 훨씬 더 늙었지, 노라.


  22. ⦁ older: 더 늙은
    – He looks older than his age (그는 나이에 비해 더 늙어 보인다).

    ⦁ much: 훨씬
    – She is much better now (그녀는 이제 훨씬 나아졌다).










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