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TREASURE ISLAND 042 XXXIIIThe Fall of a Chieftain 008

❤️ 본문의 번역 및 자세한 설명은 본문 하단에 있습니다.





TREASURE ISLAND 042 – XXXIIIThe Fall of a Chieftain – 008




As we passed the two-pointed hill, we could see the black mouth of Ben Gunn’s cave and a figure standing by it, leaning on a musket.
It was the squire, and we waved a handkerchief and gave him three cheers, in which the voice of Silver joined as heartily as any.

Three miles farther, just inside the mouth of North Inlet, what should we meet but the Hispaniola, cruising by herself? The last flood had lifted her, and had there been much wind or a strong tide current, as in the southern anchorage, we should never have found her more, or found her stranded beyond help.
As it was, there was little amiss beyond the wreck of the main-sail.
Another anchor was got ready and dropped in a fathom and a half of water.
We all pulled round again to Rum Cove, the nearest point for Ben Gunn’s treasure-house; and then Gray, single-handed, returned with the gig to the Hispaniola, where he was to pass the night on guard.

A gentle slope ran up from the beach to the entrance of the cave.
At the top, the squire met us.




❤️ 위 본문에 대한 번역 및 자세한 설명은 다음과 같습니다.





  1. As we passed / the two-pointed hill, / we could see / the black mouth / of Ben Gunn’s cave / and a figure / standing by it, / leaning on a musket.

    우리가 두 개의 뾰족한 언덕을 지나자, / Ben Gunn의 동굴의 검은 입구와 / 그 옆에 서서 / 총에 기대고 있는 사람의 형상을 볼 수 있었다.


  2. ⦁ passed: 지나갔다
    – The car passed by (차가 지나갔다)

    ⦁ musket: 머스킷총
    – The soldier carried a musket (군인은 머스킷총을 들고 있었다)




  3. It was the squire, / and we waved / a handkerchief / and gave him / three cheers, / in which / the voice of Silver / joined as heartily / as any.

    그 사람은 대부였으며, 우리는 손수건을 흔들며 세 번 환호했는데, / 그때 Silver의 목소리도 다른 사람들만큼 / 열렬히 합쳐졌다.


  4. ⦁ squire: 대부
    – The squire was well-respected (대부는 존경받았다)

    ⦁ handkerchief: 손수건
    – She used a handkerchief (그녀는 손수건을 사용했다)




  5. Three miles farther, / just inside / the mouth of North Inlet, / what should we meet / but the Hispaniola, / cruising by herself?

    세 마일 더 가서, 바로 North Inlet의 입구 안쪽에서, 우리의 눈 앞에는 혼자 항해 중인 Hispaniola가 나타났다.


  6. ⦁ farther: 더 멀리
    – The destination is farther (목적지는 더 멀리 있다)

    ⦁ cruising: 항해 중이다
    – The ship was cruising (배가 항해 중이었다)




  7. The last flood / had lifted her, / and had there been / much wind / or a strong tide current, / as in the southern anchorage, / we should never have found her more, / or found her stranded / beyond help.

    지난 홍수가 그녀를 들어 올렸고, 만약 강한 바람이나 강한 조류가 있었다면, 남쪽 정박지에서처럼, 우리는 그녀를 다시 찾지 못했을 것이고, / 구조 불가능한 상태로 / 좌초된 채 발견했을 것이다.


  8. ⦁ flood: 홍수
    – The flood caused damage (홍수가 피해를 냈다)

    ⦁ stranded: 좌초된
    – The boat was stranded (배가 좌초되었다)




  9. As it was, / there was / little amiss / beyond the wreck / of the main-sail.

    다행히도, 주돛이 부서졌다는 것 외에는 / 별다른 이상은 없었다.


  10. ⦁ wreck: 난파
    – The ship was a wreck (배가 난파되었다)

    ⦁ main-sail: 주돛
    – The main-sail was torn (주돛이 찢어졌다)




  11. Another anchor / was got ready / and dropped / in a fathom / and a half of water.

    또 다른 닻이 준비되어 / 물 깊이 1.5길이 되는 곳에 / 내려졌다.


  12. ⦁ anchor: 닻
    – The anchor was heavy (닻이 무거웠다)

    ⦁ fathom: 길 (수심을 재는 단위)
    – The depth was three fathoms (깊이는 세 길이었다)




  13. We all pulled round again / to Rum Cove, / the nearest point / for Ben Gunn’s treasure-house; / and then Gray, / single-handed, / returned with the gig / to the Hispaniola, / where he was to pass / the night on guard.

    우리는 다시 / Rum Cove로 돌아왔는데, / 이는 Ben Gunn의 보물 창고에 가장 가까운 지점이었다. 그런 다음 Gray는 혼자서 / 작은 보트를 타고 Hispaniola로 돌아가, / 그곳에서 밤을 지키기로 했다.


  14. ⦁ treasure-house: 보물 창고
    – The treasure-house was hidden (보물 창고가 숨겨져 있었다)

    ⦁ guard: 경비
    – He stood guard (그는 경비를 섰다)




  15. A gentle slope / ran up / from the beach / to the entrance / of the cave. At the top, / the squire / met us.

    완만한 경사가 해변에서부터 / 동굴 입구까지 이어졌고, / 정상에서 대부가 / 우리를 맞이했다.


  16. ⦁ slope: 경사
    – The slope was steep (경사가 가팔랐다)

    ⦁ entrance: 입구
    – The entrance was narrow (입구가 좁았다)










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