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TREASURE ISLAND 010 VIThe Captain s Papers 006

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TREASURE ISLAND 010 – VIThe Captain’s Papers – 006



“But you are so confoundedly hot-headed and exclamatory that I cannot get a word in.
What I want to know is this: Supposing that I have here in my pocket some clue to where Flint buried his treasure, will that treasure amount to much?”

“Amount, sir!” cried the squire.
“It will amount to this: If we have the clue you talk about, I fit out a ship in Bristol dock, and take you and Hawkins here along, and I’ll have that treasure if I search a year.”

“Very well,” said the doctor.
“Now, then, if Jim is agreeable, we’ll open the packet”; and he laid it before him on the table.

The bundle was sewn together, and the doctor had to get out his instrument case and cut the stitches with his medical scissors.
It contained two things—a book and a sealed paper.

“First of all we’ll try the book,” observed the doctor.

The squire and I were both peering over his shoulder as he opened it, for Dr.
Livesey had kindly motioned me to come round from the side-table, where I had been eating, to enjoy the sport of the search.
On the first page there were only some scraps of writing, such as a man with a pen in his hand might make for idleness or practice.




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  1. But you are / so confoundedly hot-headed / and exclamatory / that I cannot / get a word in.

    하지만 네가 너무도 심각하게 다혈질이어서 나는 말할 기회가 없다.


  2. ⦁ confoundedly: 터무니없이
    – The politician confoundedly refused to answer the questions. (그 정치인은 터무니없이 질문에 답하는 것을 거부했다.)

    ⦁ exclamatory: 감탄사의
    – His speech was full of exclamatory remarks. (그의 연설은 감탄사로 가득 찼다.)




  3. What I want to know / is this: Supposing that / I have here / in my pocket / some clue to where / Flint buried his treasure, / will that treasure amount / to much?

    내가 알고 싶은 것은 이거야: 만약 내가 지금 내 주머니에 플린트가 보물을 묻은 장소에 관한 어떤 단서를 가지고 있다면, 그 보물은 상당한 가치가 있을까?


  4. ⦁ clue: 단서
    – The detective found a crucial clue. (탐정은 중요한 단서를 발견했다.)

    ⦁ amount: 양
    – The water in the lake amounted to a considerable level. (호수의 물이 상당한 양에 이르렀다.)




  5. “Amount, sir!” / cried the squire.

    “가치라니요, 선생님!” 하고 지주가 외쳤다.


  6. ⦁ amount: 가치
    – The amount of gold was astonishing. (그 금의 양은 놀라웠다.)

    ⦁ cried: 외쳤다
    – “Help!” she cried. (그녀가 “도와줘!” 하고 외쳤다.)




  7. “It will amount / to this: If we have the clue / you talk about, / I fit out a ship in Bristol dock, / and take you and Hawkins here along, / and I’ll have that treasure / if I search / a year.”

    “그것은 이렇습니다: 만약 우리가 당신이 말하는 그 단서를 가지고 있다면, 내가 브리스톨 부두에 배를 준비하고, 당신과 여기 있는 호킨스를 데리고 가서, 1년 동안 찾아다닌다면 그 보물을 찾을 것입니다.”


  8. ⦁ fit out: 준비하다
    – They fitted out the expedition with all necessary equipment. (그들은 모든 필요한 장비로 탐험대를 준비했다.)

    ⦁ clue: 단서
    – The map provided a clue to the treasure’s location. (지도는 보물의 위치에 대한 단서를 제공했다.)




  9. “Very well,” / said the doctor.

    “아주 좋습니다,” 라고 의사가 말했다.


  10. ⦁ very well: 아주 좋다
    – “Very well, let’s proceed.” (“아주 좋다, 진행합시다.”)

    ⦁ doctor: 의사
    – The doctor prescribed some medicine. (의사가 약을 처방했다.)




  11. “Now, then, / if Jim is agreeable, / we’ll open the packet”;

    “자, 그러면, 짐이 괜찮다면, 우리가 이 꾸러미를 열 것이다”;

  12. and he laid it / before him / on the table.

    그리고 그는 그것을 식탁 위에 놓았다.


  13. ⦁ agreeable: 동의하는
    – If everyone is agreeable, we’ll start the project. (모두가 동의하면, 프로젝트를 시작합시다.)

    ⦁ packet: 꾸러미
    – The packet arrived in the mail today. (그 꾸러미는 오늘 우편으로 도착했다.)




  14. The bundle / was sewn together, / and the doctor had to get out / his instrument case / and cut the stitches / with his medical scissors.

    그 묶음은 꿰매져 있었고, 의사는 자신의 도구 케이스를 꺼내서 의료용 가위로 바늘땀을 잘라야 했다.


  15. ⦁ sewn: 꿰매진
    – The patch was sewn onto the jacket. (패치는 자켓에 꿰매졌다.)

    ⦁ stitches: 바늘땀
    – The stitches held the fabric together. (바늘땀이 천을 함께 고정시켰다.)




  16. It contained / two things—/ a book / and a sealed paper.

    그것은 두 가지를 포함하고 있었다—책 한 권과 봉인된 종이 한 장.


  17. ⦁ contained: 포함된
    – The box contained various items. (상자는 다양한 물건을 포함하고 있었다.)

    ⦁ sealed: 봉인된
    – The letter was sealed with wax. (편지는 밀랍으로 봉인되었다.)




  18. “First of all / we’ll try the book,” / observed the doctor.

    “먼저 책을 열어보자,” 라고 의사가 말했다.


  19. ⦁ try: 시도하다
    – We decided to try a new method. (우리는 새로운 방법을 시도하기로 결정했다.)

    ⦁ observed: 말했다 (관찰하다)
    – “It’s going to rain,” he observed. (“비가 올 것 같아,” 그는 말했다.)




  20. The squire and I / were both peering / over his shoulder / as he opened it, / for Dr. Livesey had kindly motioned me / to come round / from the side-table, / where I had been eating, / to enjoy the sport / of the search.

    지주와 나는 둘 다 그의 어깨 너머로 들여다보고 있었다, 왜냐하면 닥터 리브시가 나에게 친절하게 와서 그가 먹고 있던 옆 탁자에서 서핑의 스포츠를 즐기라고 손짓했기 때문이다.


  21. ⦁ peering: 들여다보다
    – She was peering through the window. (그녀는 창문을 통해 들여다보고 있었다.)

    ⦁ motioned: 손짓하다
    – He motioned for us to come closer. (그는 우리에게 더 가까이 오라고 손짓했다.)




  22. On the first page / there were only some scraps of writing, / such as a man with a pen / in his hand / might make for idleness / or practice.

    첫 페이지에는 오직 몇 조각의 글씨들만 있었다. 그것은 펜을 쥔 사람이 무의미한 글씨이거나 연습을 위해 쓴 것이었다.


  23. ⦁ scraps: 조각
    – He wrote some scraps of poetry. (그는 몇 조각의 시를 썼다.)

    ⦁ idleness: 나태
    – Idleness led him to daydreaming. (나태함은 그를 몽상하게 만들었다.)










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