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TREASURE ISLAND 026 XIXNarrative Resumed by Jim Hawkins The Garrison in the Stockade 007

❤️ 본문의 번역 및 자세한 설명은 본문 하단에 있습니다.





TREASURE ISLAND 026 – XIXNarrative Resumed by Jim Hawkins: The Garrison in the Stockade – 007



The latter stood in several places as much as a foot or a foot and a half above the surface of the sand.
There was a porch at the door, and under this porch the little spring welled up into an artificial basin of a rather odd kind—no other than a great ship’s kettle of iron, with the bottom knocked out, and sunk “to her bearings,” as the captain said, among the sand.

Little had been left besides the framework of the house, but in one corner there was a stone slab laid down by way of hearth and an old rusty iron basket to contain the fire.

The slopes of the knoll and all the inside of the stockade had been cleared of timber to build the house, and we could see by the stumps what a fine and lofty grove had been destroyed.
Most of the soil had been washed away or buried in drift after the removal of the trees; only where the streamlet ran down from the kettle a thick bed of moss and some ferns and little creeping bushes were still green among the sand.
Very close around the stockade—too close for defence, they said—the wood still flourished high and dense, all of fir on the land side, but towards the sea with a large admixture of live-oaks.

The cold evening breeze, of which I have spoken, whistled through every chink of the rude building and sprinkled the floor with a continual rain of fine sand.




❤️ 위 본문에 대한 번역 및 자세한 설명은 다음과 같습니다.





  1. The latter stood / in several places / as much as a foot / or a foot and a half / above the surface / of the sand.

    후자는 몇몇 장소에서 모래 표면 위로 1 피트에서 1.5 피트 정도 솟아 있었다.


  2. ⦁ latter: 후자
    – The latter part of the movie was especially exciting. (영화의 후반부가 특히 흥미로웠다.)

    ⦁ surface: 표면
    – The surface of the water was calm. (물 표면은 잔잔했다.)




  3. There was a porch at the door, / and under this porch / the little spring welled up / into an artificial basin / of a rather odd kind—no other than a great ship’s kettle / of iron, / with the bottom knocked out, / and sunk “to her bearings,” / as the captain said, / among the sand.

    문 앞에는 현관이 있었고, / 이 현관 아래에서 작은 샘이 솟아나 / 인공적인 웅덩이로 흘렀다. / 그것은 다름 아닌 / 철로 된 큰 배의 주전자였다. / 바닥이 빠져 있어 / 모래 속에 “자리를 잡은 상태”라고 / 선장이 말했다.


  4. ⦁ porch: 현관
    – She sat on the porch, reading a book. (그녀는 현관에 앉아서 책을 읽었다.)

    ⦁ basin: 웅덩이
    – The basin was filled with rainwater. (웅덩이는 빗물로 가득 차 있었다.)




  5. Little had been left / besides the framework / of the house, / but in one corner / there was a stone slab / laid down by way of hearth / and an old rusty iron basket / to contain the fire.

    집의 골격 외에는 / 거의 남아 있지 않았지만, / 한 모서리에는 난로로 사용된 / 돌판과 불을 담아둘 / 녹슨 철 바구니가 있었다.


  6. ⦁ framework: 골격, 뼈대
    – The framework of the building was still intact. (건물의 골격은 여전히 온전했다.)

    ⦁ hearth: 난로
    – The family gathered around the hearth every evening. (가족은 매일 저녁 난로 주위에 모였다.)




  7. The slopes of the knoll / and all the inside of the stockade / had been cleared of timber / to build the house, / and we could see / by the stumps / what a fine and lofty grove / had been destroyed.

    작은 언덕의 경사면과 / 울타리 내부 전체의 나무가 / 집을 짓기 위해 제거되었고, / 우리는 그루터기를 통해 / 얼마나 멋지고 높은 숲이 / 파괴되었는지 알 수 있었다.


  8. ⦁ stockade: 울타리
    – The cattle were kept inside the stockade. (소들은 울타리 안에 보관되었다.)

    ⦁ lofty: 높은, 숭고한
    – She has lofty ideals. (그녀는 숭고한 이상을 가지고 있다.)




  9. Most of the soil / had been washed away / or buried in drift / after the removal of the trees; / only where the streamlet / ran down from the kettle / a thick bed of moss / and some ferns / and little creeping bushes / were still green / among the sand.

    대부분의 토양은 / 나무 제거 후 / 침식되거나 / 퇴적물에 묻혀 있었다; / 오직 작은 시내가 / 주전자에서 흘러 내려오는 / 지역에서는 / 두터운 이끼층과 / 고사리 및 작은 덤불만이 / 여전히 모래 사이에서 / 푸르렀다.


  10. ⦁ buried: 묻힌
    – The treasures were buried deep underground. (보물들은 지하 깊숙이 묻혀 있었다.)

    ⦁ ferns: 고사리
    – Ferns grew abundantly in the damp forest. (고사리들은 습한 숲에서 무성하게 자랐다.)




  11. Very close around the stockade—too close for defence, / they said—the wood still flourished high and dense, / all of fir on the land side, / but towards the sea / with a large admixture of live-oaks.

    울타리 주위에는 방어에는 너무 가깝게, / 나무들이 여전히 높고 빽빽하게 자라고 있었다. / 육지 쪽에는 모두 전나무였고, / 바다 쪽으로는 / 많은 참나무가 섞여 있었다.


  12. ⦁ close: 가까운
    – The station is very close to the hotel. (역은 호텔에 매우 가깝다.)

    ⦁ admix: 섞다
    – The chef admixtures several spices to create the perfect flavor. (셰프는 완벽한 맛을 내기 위해 여러 향신료를 섞는다.)




  13. The cold evening breeze, / of which I have spoken, / whistled through every chink / of the rude building / and sprinkled the floor / with a continual rain / of fine sand.

    내가 언급한 / 추운 저녁 바람이, / 그 조잡한 건물의 / 모든 틈새로 휘익 불어 / 바닥에 끊임없이 / 미세한 모래비를 / 뿌렸다.


  14. ⦁ whistle: 휘파람 불다
    – The wind whistled through the trees. (바람이 나무 사이로 휘파람 소리를 냈다.)

    ⦁ chink: 틈
    – The sun shone through a chink in the curtains. (햇빛이 커튼의 틈으로 비췄다.)










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