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김가은: /* 기말과제 */

2020-06-18T13:17:41Z

‎기말과제

2020년 6월 18일 (목) 13:17에 대한 김가은의 편집

2020-06-18T13:17:26Z

김가은: 톰과제리

2020-04-21T08:14:15Z

톰과제리

2020년 4월 21일 (화) 08:11에 대한 김가은의 편집

2020-04-21T08:11:20Z

김가은: /* 1월 3일 */

2020-04-02T08:41:58Z

‎1월 3일

김가은: /* 1월 2일 */

2020-04-02T08:33:46Z

‎1월 2일

김가은: /* 1월 2일 */

2020-04-02T08:32:13Z

‎1월 2일

김가은: /* 윤 정월 1일 */

2020-04-02T08:19:44Z

‎윤 정월 1일

김가은: /* 윤 정월 1일 */

2020-04-02T08:18:51Z

‎윤 정월 1일

김가은: /* 윤 정월 1일 */

2020-04-02T08:17:59Z

‎윤 정월 1일

← 이전 판		2020년 6월 18일 (목) 13:17 판
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	*[[동국대_김가은_과제_4.lst]]		*[[동국대_김가은_과제_4.lst]]
	*[[동국대_김가은_과제_5.lst]]		*[[동국대_김가은_과제_5.lst]]
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← 이전 판		2020년 6월 18일 (목) 13:17 판
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	==톰과제리==		==톰과제리==
	*[[톰과제리.lst]]		*[[톰과제리.lst]]
		+
		+	==기말과제==
		+	*[[동국대_김가은_과제_1.lst]]
		+	*[[동국대_김가은_과제_2.lst]]
		+	*[[동국대_김가은_과제_3.lst]]
		+	*[[동국대_김가은_과제_4.lst]]
		+	*[[동국대_김가은_과제_5.lst]]
		+
		+	*

← 이전 판		2020년 4월 21일 (화) 08:14 판
356번째 줄:		356번째 줄:
	From Chih-ho Station we [went to Hsia-p’ei Station). The station was south of the prefectural wall. P'ei-chou was the old Yen-tzu-kuo. East of the wall there is Yen-tzu Shrine, which is the place where Confucius asked about government.67 In the west there is Mt. Ai, which is the place where Lu Kung and Ch’i Hou met. 68 Pan-ho Mountain is also there, and on its top there is Yang-shan Temple. Then there is Resonant Stones (Shih-ch’ing] Mountain, which is six or seven li from the river bank. In Yü kung, under, “And the sounding stones that seemed to float near the banks of the Ssu” [Legge, III: 105, 107], a note says, “At Hsia-p’ei is Resonant Stones Mountain.”69 Perhaps in olden times it was considered a place where musical stones were gathered. I do not know whether it is true. From Han-chou north the land had been quite flat, occasionally with distant mountains. From the Yangtze River north there had not been a single hill. We first saw some when we arrived there. Yet even those mountains were not big but like the Nam-san of our country. The Director of P'ei-chou, named Li, and the Commander of P'ei-chou Garrison, named Han, came to see me. They met me courteously and presented to me one plate of wheat noodles, one plate of bean-curd, and two plates of vegetables and meat and fish delicacies. From in front of the station, we [passed the wall of P'ei-chou and went to Hsin-an Station). Since we had gone up the East River, the rivers had been broad and the banks on both sides high, and we had not been able to look about all the time.		From Chih-ho Station we [went to Hsia-p’ei Station). The station was south of the prefectural wall. P'ei-chou was the old Yen-tzu-kuo. East of the wall there is Yen-tzu Shrine, which is the place where Confucius asked about government.67 In the west there is Mt. Ai, which is the place where Lu Kung and Ch’i Hou met. 68 Pan-ho Mountain is also there, and on its top there is Yang-shan Temple. Then there is Resonant Stones (Shih-ch’ing] Mountain, which is six or seven li from the river bank. In Yü kung, under, “And the sounding stones that seemed to float near the banks of the Ssu” [Legge, III: 105, 107], a note says, “At Hsia-p’ei is Resonant Stones Mountain.”69 Perhaps in olden times it was considered a place where musical stones were gathered. I do not know whether it is true. From Han-chou north the land had been quite flat, occasionally with distant mountains. From the Yangtze River north there had not been a single hill. We first saw some when we arrived there. Yet even those mountains were not big but like the Nam-san of our country. The Director of P'ei-chou, named Li, and the Commander of P'ei-chou Garrison, named Han, came to see me. They met me courteously and presented to me one plate of wheat noodles, one plate of bean-curd, and two plates of vegetables and meat and fish delicacies. From in front of the station, we [passed the wall of P'ei-chou and went to Hsin-an Station). Since we had gone up the East River, the rivers had been broad and the banks on both sides high, and we had not been able to look about all the time.

−	*[[~~잭과콩나무~~]]	+	==톰과제리==
		+	*[[톰과제리.lst]]

← 이전 판		2020년 4월 21일 (화) 08:11 판
355번째 줄:		355번째 줄:

	From Chih-ho Station we [went to Hsia-p’ei Station). The station was south of the prefectural wall. P'ei-chou was the old Yen-tzu-kuo. East of the wall there is Yen-tzu Shrine, which is the place where Confucius asked about government.67 In the west there is Mt. Ai, which is the place where Lu Kung and Ch’i Hou met. 68 Pan-ho Mountain is also there, and on its top there is Yang-shan Temple. Then there is Resonant Stones (Shih-ch’ing] Mountain, which is six or seven li from the river bank. In Yü kung, under, “And the sounding stones that seemed to float near the banks of the Ssu” [Legge, III: 105, 107], a note says, “At Hsia-p’ei is Resonant Stones Mountain.”69 Perhaps in olden times it was considered a place where musical stones were gathered. I do not know whether it is true. From Han-chou north the land had been quite flat, occasionally with distant mountains. From the Yangtze River north there had not been a single hill. We first saw some when we arrived there. Yet even those mountains were not big but like the Nam-san of our country. The Director of P'ei-chou, named Li, and the Commander of P'ei-chou Garrison, named Han, came to see me. They met me courteously and presented to me one plate of wheat noodles, one plate of bean-curd, and two plates of vegetables and meat and fish delicacies. From in front of the station, we [passed the wall of P'ei-chou and went to Hsin-an Station). Since we had gone up the East River, the rivers had been broad and the banks on both sides high, and we had not been able to look about all the time.		From Chih-ho Station we [went to Hsia-p’ei Station). The station was south of the prefectural wall. P'ei-chou was the old Yen-tzu-kuo. East of the wall there is Yen-tzu Shrine, which is the place where Confucius asked about government.67 In the west there is Mt. Ai, which is the place where Lu Kung and Ch’i Hou met. 68 Pan-ho Mountain is also there, and on its top there is Yang-shan Temple. Then there is Resonant Stones (Shih-ch’ing] Mountain, which is six or seven li from the river bank. In Yü kung, under, “And the sounding stones that seemed to float near the banks of the Ssu” [Legge, III: 105, 107], a note says, “At Hsia-p’ei is Resonant Stones Mountain.”69 Perhaps in olden times it was considered a place where musical stones were gathered. I do not know whether it is true. From Han-chou north the land had been quite flat, occasionally with distant mountains. From the Yangtze River north there had not been a single hill. We first saw some when we arrived there. Yet even those mountains were not big but like the Nam-san of our country. The Director of P'ei-chou, named Li, and the Commander of P'ei-chou Garrison, named Han, came to see me. They met me courteously and presented to me one plate of wheat noodles, one plate of bean-curd, and two plates of vegetables and meat and fish delicacies. From in front of the station, we [passed the wall of P'ei-chou and went to Hsin-an Station). Since we had gone up the East River, the rivers had been broad and the banks on both sides high, and we had not been able to look about all the time.
		+
		+	*[[잭과콩나무]]

@@ 37번째 줄: / 37번째 줄: @@
 ===1월 3일===
-初三日,漂流海中,是日,午陰乍雨,東風微頁,海色深青,大靜具系監鄭圖瑞、訓導虛警, 聞臣遇喪, 來吊間,與崔角、朴重幹、倭學訓導金體郁、軍官崔仲眾、鎮撫金仲理等十余人、學長金存麗、金“得體、校生二十餘非,俱送別于浦口,存麗、得體等止臣行, 曰: “老僕生長海國,請經水路,漢拏山陰雨不調, 必有風變, 不可乘船. 且 家禮》 ‘始聞親__密行’註云:“日行百里, 不夜行, 雖哀戚猶避害也.’ 夜行尚不可, 況過此大海, 其可不慎乎?” 座中或動或止, 日高不決. 鎮撫安義來告日: “東風正好,可以去矣!” 重醇、仲__等亦勸行. 臣遂告別登船, 掉過五里, 軍人權山、許荷理等皆
+初三日,漂流海中,是日,午陰乍雨,東風微頁,海色深青,大靜具系監鄭圖瑞、訓導虛警, 聞臣遇喪, 來吊間,與崔角、朴重幹、倭學訓導金體郁、軍官崔仲眾、鎮撫金仲理等十余人、學長金存麗、金“得體、校生二十餘非,俱送別于浦口,存麗、得體等止臣行, 曰: “老僕生長海國,請經水路,漢拏山陰雨不調, 必有風變, 不可乘船. 且 家禮》[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=794274&cid=46649&categoryId=46649 (가례)] ‘始聞親__密行’註云:“日行百里, 不夜行, 雖哀戚猶避害也.’ 夜行尚不可, 況過此大海, 其可不慎乎?” 座中或動或止, 日高不決. 鎮撫安義來告日: “東風正好,可以去矣!” 重醇、仲__等亦勸行. 臣遂告別登船, 掉過五里, 軍人權山、許荷理等皆
 日:“今日,風勢若作若,雪寵若卷若舒,當如此風候不順之日,行如此波譯險惡之海,恐有後悔,請還于别刀浦,待風復行,未為晚也,女義曰:“天之氣候,非人預料,頃刻之間,安知有披雲觀天之理乎!抑過此海者,私覆 沒,接踵相繼,唯奉王命朝臣前擁義縣監李暹外,鮮有漂流敗沒者,則都 是上德至重,无所知也,況謀之聚口,事未有濟,豈可登程而復路,以 致稽緩乎?”合張帆而行,經過大火脱島,府中人皆以謂向(巨}[E]要 梁,截海而上,順風泊概子島,甚駛也,桂山不聽其言,執其能從風所指,過 愁德島而西,海氣晦冥,風雨作,將近桃子品藏船處,沙勢甚急,天又昏 黑,督合格軍體之,軍人皆曰:“若此日發工,誰之過敗?”皆懷逆心,不聽從 以力船,退流至草菌岛,依西岸下可而泊,夜三更,尚理曰:“此島雖碍東風, 三面通,不合泊船,今又有北風之漸,進退無據,將乃何?且此船不在初 泊處, 漸却入海中,所泊之,伯或已破,今計莫若學们稍前,製之于岸,待 天明掉入狱子可也,遂舉,果破矣,梓之未及近岸,為北風所逆,驅出無 依之處,雨猶不止,風浪交惡,隨濤上下,莫知所適,
@@ 51번째 줄: / 51번째 줄: @@
 한라산에 구름이 끼고 비가 오며 날씨가 고르지 못하면 반드시 바람의 변화가 생기니 배를 타서는 안 됩니다.
-또 《가례(家禮)》 [1]의, 친상(親喪)을 듣자마자 길을 떠나라4는 조목의 주(註)에도, '하루에 100리를 가되 밤길은 가지 말아야 하니 비록 슬프더라도 몸을 해치는 일은 피해야하기 때문이다'라고 하였습니다.
+또 《가례(家禮)》의, 친상(親喪)을 듣자마자 길을 떠나라4는 조목의 주(註)에도, '하루에 100리를 가되 밤길은 가지 말아야 하니 비록 슬프더라도 몸을 해치는 일은 피해야하기 때문이다'라고 하였습니다.
 밤길을 가는 것도 안 되는데, 하물며 바다 건너는 것을 신중히 하지 않을 수 있겠습니까?”라고 하였습니다.

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 ===1월 2일===
-初二日,陰,侵晨, 臣别刀浦候風韻,擁義縣訓導崔角、鄉校生徒金鼎 蹲等二十餘罪、內需詞典會重醉及崔根等,皆徒步以隨,至十五里許. 少選, 乾使咖至問關. 是日, 臣之帶去吏程保、金重等所造採 御乘監收 場辦公·私装,刷流移人,括溫占伴們,冒認良民等文籍,及資去全州府上 濟州三邑帳籍十七冊又一冊,濟州三色官上各年帳 戶籍 軍籍等文書, 輸付于牧使,藏之營廳[http://jeju.grandculture.net/Contents?local=jeju&dataType=01&contents_id=GC00702664 영청(홍화각)],受書目回送而來.
+初二日,陰,侵晨, 臣别刀浦候風韻,擁義縣訓導崔角、鄉校生徒金鼎 蹲等二十餘罪、內需詞典會重醉及崔根等,皆徒步以隨,至十五里許. 少選, 乾使咖至問關. 是日, 臣之帶去吏程保、金重等所造採 御乘監收 場辦公·私装,刷流移人,括溫占伴們,冒認良民等文籍,及資去全州府上 濟州三邑帳籍十七冊又一冊,濟州三色官上各年帳 戶籍 軍籍等文書, 輸付于牧使,藏之營廳[http://jeju.grandculture.net/Contents?local=jeju&dataType=01&contents_id=GC00702664 (영청, 현 홍화각弘化閣)],受書目回送而來.
 흐렸습니다.

@@ 15번째 줄: / 15번째 줄: @@
 [http://jsg.aks.ac.kr/data/dir/downloadPdf.do?callNum=K2-4515&volNum=001 최부의 표해록 장서각본]
 ===윤 정월 1일===
-間正月初一日, 雨. 收使最夕來, 乃以水精寺[http://jeju.grandculture.net/Contents?local=jeju&dataType=99&contents_id=GC00701199 (수정사)]僧智慈之船, 固族行, 官船所不及, 命兵房鎮撫高益堅、吳純等, 回泊于則刀浦[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=763459&cid=43740&categoryId=44174(별도포, 別刀浦)], 以為臣渡海之備,判官驗證遣軍官邊石山以出.
+間正月初一日, 雨. 收使最夕來, 乃以水精寺[http://jeju.grandculture.net/Contents?local=jeju&dataType=99&contents_id=GC00701199 (수정사)]僧智慈之船, 固族行, 官船所不及, 命兵房鎮撫高益堅、吳純等, 回泊于則刀浦[https://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=763459&cid=43740&categoryId=44174 (별도포, 別刀浦)], 以為臣渡海之備,判官驗證遣軍官邊石山以出.
 비가 내렸습니다.