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TREASURE ISLAND 037 XXVIIIIn the Enemy s Camp 003

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TREASURE ISLAND 037 – XXVIIIIn the Enemy’s Camp – 003



I’ve always liked you, I have, for a lad of spirit, and the picter of my own self when I was young and handsome.
I always wanted you to jine and take your share, and die a gentleman, and now, my cock, you’ve got to.
Cap’n Smollett’s a fine seaman, as I’ll own up to any day, but stiff on discipline.
‘Dooty is dooty,’ says he, and right he is.
Just you keep clear of the cap’n.
The doctor himself is gone dead again’ you—‘ungrateful scamp’ was what he said; and the short and the long of the whole story is about here: you can’t go back to your own lot, for they won’t have you; and without you start a third ship’s company all by yourself, which might be lonely, you’ll have to jine with Cap’n Silver.”

So far so good.
My friends, then, were still alive, and though I partly believed the truth of Silver’s statement, that the cabin party were incensed at me for my desertion, I was more relieved than distressed by what I heard.

“I don’t say nothing as to your being in our hands,” continued Silver, “though there you are, and you may lay to it.
I’m all for argyment; I never seen good come out o’ threatening.




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  1. I’ve always liked you, / I have, / for a lad of spirit, / and the picter of my own self / when I was young and handsome.

    나는 항상 네가 마음에 들었다네, 네가 기개 있는 젊은이 같아서. 내가 어렸을 때 멋졌을 때의 내 모습과 같아서 말이지.


  2. ⦁ spirit: 기개
    – His spirit never wavered despite the difficulties. (그의 기개는 어려움 속에서도 흔들리지 않았다.)

    ⦁ picter (picture): 모습
    – The picture of the old town is in my mind. (옛 마을의 모습이 내 마음에 남아 있다.)




  3. I always wanted you to jine / and take your share, / and die a gentleman, / and now, / my cock, / you’ve got to.

    나는 항상 네가 우리의 일원이 되어 몫을 차지하고 신사로 죽길 바랐지. 이제 네가 그렇게 해야 해.


  4. ⦁ jine (join): 합류하다
    – He decided to join the expedition. (그는 탐험대에 합류하기로 결심했다.)

    ⦁ gentleman: 신사
    – He behaved like a true gentleman. (그는 진정한 신사처럼 행동했다.)




  5. Cap’n Smollett’s / a fine seaman, / as I’ll own up to any day, / but stiff on discipline.

    스몰렛 선장은 훌륭한 선원이지, 어느 날이든 인정할 수 있어. 하지만 규율에 있어서는 엄격해.


  6. ⦁ seaman: 선원
    – The seaman navigated the ship through the storm. (그 선원은 폭풍 속에서 배를 조종했다.)

    ⦁ discipline: 규율
    – Military life teaches strict discipline. (군대 생활은 엄격한 규율을 가르친다.)




  7. ‘Dooty is dooty,’ / says he, / and right he is.

    “의무는 의무지,”라고 그가 말하지, 그리고 그 말은 맞아.


  8. Just you keep clear of the cap’n.

    그냥 선장에게서 떨어져 있어.


  9. The doctor himself / is gone dead again’ you—‘ungrateful scamp’ / was what he said; / and the short and the long of the whole story / is about here: / you can’t go back to your own lot, / for they won’t have you; / and without you start a third ship’s company / all by yourself, / which might be lonely, / you’ll have to jine with Cap’n Silver.

    의사도 너는 거들떠보지 않고 죽어버릴거라고 했지—”배은망덕한 놈”이라고 했어. 요약하자면 이거지: 너는 네 자리로 돌아갈 수 없어, 그들이 널 받아들이지 않을 테니까; 그리고 혼자서 세 번째 배의 승조원을 시작하지 않으면, 그게 외로울 수도 있고, 캡틴 실버와 합류해야 할 거야.


  10. ⦁ ungrateful: 배은망덕한
    – She was ungrateful for all the help she received. (그녀는 받은 모든 도움에 대해 배은망덕했다.)

    ⦁ company: 승조원
    – The company at the ship numbered about 20. (배에 있는 승조원 수는 약 20명이었다.)




  11. So far so good.

    지금까지는 좋았어.


  12. My friends, then, / were still alive, / and though I partly believed / the truth of Silver’s statement, / that the cabin party / were incensed at me / for my desertion, / I was more relieved / than distressed / by what I heard.

    그러니까, 내 친구들은 아직 살아 있었고, 나는 실버의 말이 어느 정도는 사실이라고 믿었지, 그 선실 그룹이 내가 탈영한 것에 분개했다고 말이야. 하지만 나는 들은 것 때문에 안도감을 더 느꼈어, 걱정보다는 말이지.


  13. ⦁ believe: 믿다
    – I believe in truth and honesty. (나는 진실과 정직을 믿는다.)

    ⦁ distressed: 걱정하는
    – She felt distressed about the situation. (그녀는 상황에 대해 걱정했다.)




  14. “I don’t say nothing / as to your being in our hands,” / continued Silver, / “though there you are, / and you may lay to it.

    “내 손아귀에 네가 있는 것에 대해서는 아무 말도 하지 않는다네,” 실버가 말을 이어갔네, “그렇지만 네가 거기 있는 것만은 확실하지.”


  15. I’m all for argyment; / I never seen good come out o’ threatening.

    나는 항상 논쟁을 좋아해; 협박해서 좋은 것을 본 적은 없네.


  16. ⦁ argyment (argument): 논쟁
    – They had a heated argument about the topic. (그들은 그 주제에 대해 열띤 논쟁을 했다.)

    ⦁ threatening: 협박하는
    – The threatening letter made him anxious. (협박 편지는 그를 불안하게 만들었다.)










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