The Picture of Dorian Gray | Gradually Hardening Korean A1-B2

The Picture of Dorian Gray | Gradually Hardening Korean A1-B2

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THEPREFACE
Theartististhecreatorof
아름다운
beautiful
things.
Torevealartandconcealtheartistisart’saim.
Thecriticishewho
can
translateintoanothermanner
또는
or
anewmaterialhis
인상을
impression
ofbeautifulthings.
Thehighestasthe
낮은
lowest
formofcriticismisamodeofautobiography.
Thosewhofind
못생긴
ugly
meaningsinbeautifulthingsarecorruptwithoutbeingcharming.
Thisisafault.
Thosewhofind
아름다운
beautiful
meaningsinbeautifulthingsarethecultivated.
For
these
thereishope.
Theyaretheelecttowhom
아름다운
beautiful
thingsmeanonlybeauty.
Thereisnosuchthingasamoraloranimmoralbook.
Booksare
well
written,orbadlywritten.
Thatisall.
ThenineteenthcenturydislikeofrealismistherageofCalibanseeinghisownfaceinaglass.
ThenineteenthcenturydislikeofromanticismistherageofCalibannotseeinghisownfaceinaglass.
The
도덕적
moral
lifeofmanformspartofthesubject-matteroftheartist,butthemoralityofartconsistsintheperfectuseofanimperfectmedium.
Noartistdesirestoprove
아무것도
anything
.
Eventhingsthataretrue
can
beproved.
Noartisthasethicalsympathies.
Anethicalsympathyinanartistisanunpardonablemannerismofstyle.
Noartistisevermorbid.
Theartist
can
expresseverything.
Thoughtandlanguagearetotheartistinstrumentsofanart.
Viceandvirtuearetotheartistmaterialsforanart.
Fromthepointof
view
ofform,thetypeof
모든
all
theartsistheartofthemusician.
Fromthepointof
view
offeeling,theactor’scraftisthetype.
모든
All
artisatoncesurfaceandsymbol.
Thosewhogobeneaththe
표면
surface
dosoattheirperil.
Those
whoreadthesymboldosoattheirperil.
Itisthespectator,andnotlife,thatartreallymirrors.
Diversityofopinionaboutaworkof
예술
art
showsthattheworkisnew,complex,andvital.
When
criticsdisagree,theartistisinaccordwithhimself.
We
can
forgiveamanformakinga
유용한
useful
thingaslongashedoesnotadmireit.
The
유일한
only
excuseformakingauselessthingisthatoneadmiresitintensely.
모든
All
artisquiteuseless.
CHAPTER
I.
Thestudiowasfilledwiththe
풍부한
rich
odourofroses,and
when
thelightsummerwindstirredamidstthetreesofthegarden,therecamethroughtheopendoorthe
무거운
heavy
scentofthelilac,
또는
or
themoredelicateperfumeofthepink-floweringthorn.
FromthecornerofthedivanofPersiansaddle-bagson
있는
which
hewaslying,smoking,aswashiscustom,innumerablecigarettes,LordHenryWottoncouldjust
잡을
catch
thegleamofthehoney-sweetandhoney-colouredblossomsofalaburnum,whosetremulousbranchesseemedhardlyabletobearthe
짐을
burden
ofabeautysoflamelikeastheirs;
그리고
and
nowandthenthe
환상적인
fantastic
shadowsofbirdsinflightflitted
가로질러
across
thelongtussore-silkcurtainsthatwerestretchedinfrontofthehugewindow,producingakindofmomentaryJapaneseeffect,
그리고
and
makinghimthinkofthosepallid,jade-facedpaintersofTokyowho,throughthemediumofanartthatisnecessarilyimmobile,seektoconveythesenseofswiftness
그리고
and
motion.
Thesullenmurmurofthebeesshoulderingtheirwaythroughthelongunmowngrass,orcirclingwithmonotonousinsistenceroundthedustygilthornsofthestragglingwoodbine,seemedtomakethestillnessmoreoppressive.
ThedimroarofLondonwaslikethebourdonnoteofadistantorgan.
Inthecentreoftheroom,clampedtoanuprighteasel,stoodthefull-lengthportraitofayoungmanof
탁월한
extraordinary
personalbeauty,andinfrontofit,some
조금
little
distanceaway,wassittingtheartisthimself,BasilHallward,whosesuddendisappearancesomeyears
ago
caused,atthetime,suchpublicexcitementandgaverisetoso
많은
many
strangeconjectures.
Asthe
화가가
painter
lookedatthegraciousandcomelyformhehadsoskilfullymirroredinhisart,asmileofpleasurepassed
가로질러
across
hisface,andseemedabouttolingerthere.
그러나
But
hesuddenlystartedup,andclosinghiseyes,placedhisfingersuponthelids,asthoughhesoughttoimprisonwithinhisbrainsomecurious
꿈을
dream
fromwhichhefearedhemightawake.
“Itisyour
최고의
best
work,Basil,thebestthingyouhaveeverdone,”saidLordHenrylanguidly.
“YoumustcertainlysenditnextyeartotheGrosvenor.
TheAcademyis
너무
too
largeandtoovulgar.
WheneverIhavegonethere,therehavebeeneitherso
많은
many
peoplethatIhavenotbeen
able
toseethepictures,whichwasdreadful,orso
많은
many
picturesthatIhavenotbeen
able
toseethepeople,whichwasworse.
TheGrosvenoris
정말
really
theonlyplace.”
“Idon’tthinkIshallsenditanywhere,”heanswered,tossinghishead
뒤로
back
inthatoddwaythatusedtomakehisfriendslaughathimatOxford.
“No,Iwon’tsenditanywhere.”
LordHenryelevatedhiseyebrowsandlookedathiminamazement
통해
through
thethinbluewreathsof
연기
smoke
thatcurledupinsuchfancifulwhorlsfromhis
무거운
heavy
,opium-taintedcigarette.
“Notsenditanywhere?
Mydearfellow,
why
?
Haveyouanyreason?
What
이상한
odd
chapsyoupaintersare!
You
do
anythingintheworldto
얻기
gain
areputation.
Assoonasyou
가지고
have
one,youseemtowanttothrowitaway.
Itissillyofyou,forthereisonlyonethingintheworldworsethanbeingtalkedabout,andthatisnotbeingtalkedabout.
Aportraitlikethiswouldsetyou
훨씬
far
abovealltheyoungmeninEngland,and
만들
make
theoldmenquitejealous,ifoldmenareevercapableofanyemotion.”
“Iknowyouwilllaughatme,”hereplied,“butIreallycan’t
전시할
exhibit
it.
Ihaveput
너무
too
muchofmyselfintoit.”
LordHenrystretchedhimselfoutonthedivanandlaughed.
“Yes,Iknewyouwould;
하지만
but
itisquitetrue,allthesame.”
“Too
많은
much
ofyourselfinit!
Uponmyword,
바실리
Basil
,Ididn’tknowyouweresovain;
그리고
and
Ireallycan’tsee
어떤
any
resemblancebetweenyou,withyour
거친
rugged
strongfaceandyourcoal-black
머리카락
hair
,andthisyoungAdonis,wholooksasifhewasmadeoutofivory
그리고
and
rose-leaves.
Why,mydear
바실리
Basil
,heisaNarcissus,
그리고
and
you—well,ofcourseyou
가지고
have
anintellectualexpressionand
모든
all
that.
Butbeauty,real
아름다움
beauty
,endswhereanintellectualexpressionbegins.
Intellectisinitselfamodeofexaggeration,anddestroystheharmonyof
어떤
any
face.
Themomentonesitsdowntothink,onebecomesall
nose
,orallforehead,or
무언가
something
horrid.
Lookatthesuccessfulmenin
어떤
any
ofthelearnedprofessions.
얼마나
How
perfectlyhideoustheyare!
Except,of
물론
course
,intheChurch.
ButthenintheChurchtheydon’tthink.
Abishopkeepsonsayingattheageofeightywhathewastoldtosay
when
hewasaboyofeighteen,andasanaturalconsequencehe
항상
always
looksabsolutelydelightful.
Your
신비한
mysterious
youngfriend,whosenameyouhave
결코
never
toldme,butwhosepicture
정말
really
fascinatesme,neverthinks.
Ifeel
매우
quite
sureofthat.
Heissomebrainless
아름다운
beautiful
creaturewhoshouldbe
항상
always
hereinwinterwhenwehavenoflowerstolookat,and
항상
always
hereinsummerwhenwewantsomethingtochillourintelligence.
Don’tflatteryourself,
바실리
Basil
:
youarenotintheleastlikehim.”
“Youdon’tunderstandme,Harry,”answeredtheartist.
“Of
물론
course
Iamnotlikehim.
Iknowthatperfectly
well
.
Indeed,Ishouldbesorrytolooklikehim.
Youshrugyourshoulders?
Iamtellingyouthe
진실을
truth
.
Thereisafatalityabout
모든
all
physicalandintellectualdistinction,
the
sortoffatalitythatseemstodog
통해
through
historythefalteringstepsofkings.
Itisbetternottobedifferentfromone’sfellows.
The
못생긴
ugly
andthestupidhavethebestofitin
this
world.
Theycansitattheireaseandgapeattheplay.
만약
If
theyknownothingofvictory,theyareat
적어도
least
sparedtheknowledgeofdefeat.
They
살고
live
asweallshouldlive—undisturbed,indifferent,and
않고
without
disquiet.
Theyneitherbringruinuponothers,noreverreceiveitfromalienhands.
Yourrankand
재산
wealth
,Harry;
mybrains,suchastheyare—myart,
무엇이든
whatever
itmaybeworth;
DorianGray’s
좋은
good
looks—weshallallsufferforwhatthegodshavegivenus,sufferterribly.”
“Dorian
그레이
Gray
?
Isthathisname?”
askedLordHenry,walking
가로질러
across
thestudiotowardsBasilHallward.
“Yes,thatishisname.
Ididn’tintendtotellittoyou.”
“But
why
not?”
“Oh,Ican’texplain.
When
Ilikepeopleimmensely,I
결코
never
telltheirnamestoanyone.
Itislikesurrenderingapartof
그들
them
.
Ihavegrowntolovesecrecy.
Itseemstobetheone
thing
thatcanmakemodernlifemysteriousor
경이로운
marvellous
tous.
Thecommonestthingisdelightfulifone
단지
only
hidesit.
WhenI
떠날
leave
townnowInevertellmypeople
어디로
where
Iamgoing.
IfIdid,Iwould
잃게
lose
allmypleasure.
Itisasillyhabit,Idare
말할
say
,butsomehowitseemstobringagreatdealofromanceintoone’slife.
Isupposeyouthinkmeawfullyfoolishaboutit?”
“Notatall,”answeredLordHenry,“notatall,mydear
바실리
Basil
.
YouseemtoforgetthatIammarried,andthe
one
charmofmarriageisthatitmakesalifeofdeception
절대적으로
absolutely
necessaryforbothparties.
I
결코
never
knowwheremywifeis,
그리고
and
mywifeneverknowswhatIamdoing.
When
wemeet—wedomeetoccasionally,
when
wedineouttogether,
또는
or
godowntotheDuke’s—wetelleachotherthe
가장
most
absurdstorieswiththe
가장
most
seriousfaces.
Mywifeis
아주
very
goodatit—muchbetter,in
사실
fact
,thanIam.
She
결코
never
getsconfusedoverherdates,
그리고
and
Ialwaysdo.
But
when
shedoesfindmeout,shemakesnorowatall.
Isometimeswishshewould;
하지만
but
shemerelylaughsatme.”
“I
싫어
hate
thewayyoutalk
대해
about
yourmarriedlife,Harry,”saidBasilHallward,strollingtowardsthedoorthatledintothegarden.
“Ibelievethatyouare
정말
really
averygoodhusband,butthatyouare
완전히
thoroughly
ashamedofyourownvirtues.
Youareanextraordinaryfellow.
You
결코
never
sayamoralthing,andyou
결코
never
doawrongthing.
Yourcynicismis
단순히
simply
apose.”
“Beingnaturalis
단순히
simply
apose,andthe
가장
most
irritatingposeIknow,”criedLordHenry,laughing;
그리고
and
thetwoyoungmenwentoutintothegarden
함께
together
andensconcedthemselvesona
long
bambooseatthatstoodintheshadeofatalllaurelbush.
Thesunlightslippedoverthepolishedleaves.
Inthegrass,whitedaisiesweretremulous.
After
apause,LordHenrypulledouthiswatch.
“IamafraidImustbegoing,Basil,”hemurmured,“andbeforeIgo,IinsistonyouransweringaquestionIputtoyousometimeago.”
“Whatisthat?”
saidthe
화가가
painter
,keepinghiseyesfixedontheground.
“You
알고
know
quitewell.”
“Idonot,Harry.”
“Well,Iwilltellyouwhatitis.
Iwantyoutoexplaintome
why
youwon’texhibitDorianGray’spicture.
I
싶어요
want
therealreason.”
“Itoldyouthe
진짜
real
reason.”
“No,youdidnot.
Yousaiditwasbecausetherewas
너무
too
muchofyourselfinit.
이제
Now
,thatischildish.”
“Harry,”saidBasilHallward,lookinghim
똑바로
straight
intheface,“everyportraitthatispaintedwithfeelingisaportraitoftheartist,notofthesitter.
Thesitteris
단지
merely
theaccident,theoccasion.
Itisnothewhoisrevealedbythepainter;
itis
오히려
rather
thepainterwho,onthecolouredcanvas,revealshimself.
ThereasonIwillnotexhibit
this
pictureisthatIamafraidthatIhaveshowninitthesecretofmyownsoul.”
LordHenrylaughed.
“Andwhatisthat?”
heasked.
“Iwilltellyou,”saidHallward;
하지만
but
anexpressionofperplexitycameoverhisface.
“Iam
모든
all
expectation,Basil,”continuedhiscompanion,glancingathim.
“Oh,thereis
정말
really
verylittletotell,Harry,”answeredthepainter;
“andIamafraidyouwill
거의
hardly
understandit.
Perhapsyouwillhardly
믿을
believe
it.”
LordHenrysmiled,andleaning
아래로
down
,pluckedapink-petalleddaisyfromthegrassandexaminedit.
“Iam
매우
quite
sureIshallunderstandit,”hereplied,gazingintentlyatthe
작은
little
golden,white-feathereddisk,“andasforbelievingthings,I
can
believeanything,providedthatitis
매우
quite
incredible.”
Thewindshooksomeblossomsfromthetrees,
그리고
and
theheavylilac-blooms,withtheirclusteringstars,movedto
그리고
and
frointhelanguidair.
Agrasshopperbegantochirrupbythe
wall
,andlikeabluethreada
long
thindragon-flyfloatedpastonits
갈색
brown
gauzewings.
LordHenryfeltasifhecouldhearBasilHallward’sheartbeating,
and
wonderedwhatwascoming.
“Thestoryissimplythis,”saidthepainteraftersometime.
“Twomonths
ago
IwenttoacrushatLadyBrandon’s.
Youknowwe
가난한
poor
artistshavetoshowourselvesinsocietyfromtimetotime,justtoremindthepublicthatwearenotsavages.
Withan
저녁
evening
coatandawhitetie,asyoutoldmeonce,anybody,
심지어
even
astock-broker,cangainareputationforbeingcivilized.
Well,afterIhadbeeninthe
room
abouttenminutes,talkingtohugeoverdresseddowagersand
지루한
tedious
academicians,Isuddenlybecameconsciousthatsomeonewaslookingatme.
Iturnedhalf-wayroundandsawDorianGrayforthe
처음
first
time.
Whenoureyesmet,IfeltthatIwasgrowingpale.
Acurioussensationofterrorcameoverme.
Iknew
that
Ihadcomefacetofacewithsomeonewhose
단순한
mere
personalitywassofascinating
that
,ifIalloweditto
do
so,itwouldabsorbmywhole
본성
nature
,mywholesoul,myvery
예술
art
itself.
Ididnotwant
어떤
any
externalinfluenceinmylife.
Youknowyourself,Harry,
얼마나
how
independentIambynature.
Ihave
항상
always
beenmyownmaster;
hadat
적어도
least
alwaysbeenso,tillImetDorianGray.
Then—butIdon’tknow
어떻게
how
toexplainittoyou.
뭔가
Something
seemedtotellmethatIwasonthevergeofa
끔찍한
terrible
crisisinmylife.
Ihada
이상한
strange
feelingthatfatehadinstoreformeexquisitejoysandexquisitesorrows.
Igrewafraidandturnedtoquitthe
방을
room
.
Itwasnotconsciencethatmademedoso:
itwasasortofcowardice.
Itakenocredittomyselffortryingtoescape.”
“Conscienceandcowardiceare
정말
really
thesamethings,Basil.
Conscienceisthetrade-nameofthefirm.
Thatisall.”
“Idon’t
믿지
believe
that,Harry,andIdon’t
믿지
believe
youdoeither.
However,
무엇이든
whatever
wasmymotive—anditmayhavebeenpride,forIusedtobe
매우
very
proud—Icertainlystruggledtothedoor.
거기서
There
,ofcourse,IstumbledagainstLady
브랜든
Brandon
.
‘Youarenotgoingtorunawayso
빨리
soon
,Mr.Hallward?’shescreamedout.
Youknowhercuriouslyshrillvoice?”
“Yes;
sheisapeacockin
모든
everything
butbeauty,”saidLordHenry,pullingthedaisytobitswithhis
long
nervousfingers.
“Icouldnotgetridofher.
Shebroughtmeuptoroyalties,and
사람들
people
withstarsandgarters,andelderlyladies
가진
with
gigantictiarasandparrotnoses.
Shespokeofmeasherdearestfriend.
Ihadonlymetheronce
전에
before
,butshetookitintoherheadtolionizeme.
I
믿습니다
believe
somepictureofminehadmadea
great
successatthetime,at
적어도
least
hadbeenchatteredaboutinthepennynewspapers,whichisthenineteenth-centurystandardofimmortality.
갑자기
Suddenly
Ifoundmyselffacetofacewiththeyoungmanwhosepersonalityhadsostrangelystirredme.