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strange「낯선」 enjoy ～ing「～을 즐기다」 central「중심의」
60. ①
그 다음날 오후에 수는 존시에게 갔다. 수는 그녀에게 말했다. "존시야, 벽에 걸린 저 마지막 잎새를 봐. 마치 진짜 잎같지 ?"
"진짜 잎이라니 ?" "그건 베르만이 그린 위대한 그림
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quite obvious that the room maid hasn′t changed the sheets for days. I was really disappointed in your hotel.
Front Clerk : I′m terribly sorry about that, sir. And thanks for bringing the matter to our attention. Well, that′s strange. The room maid should have cleaned it yesterday and this morning.
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quite hitting the best, and never singing the same song the same way twice.
또한 그녀는 박자 때마다 가사를 비껴 노래하면서 비트를 살렸고, 같은 노래를 똑같은 방식으로 두번 이상 부르지 않았다.
But, like Mozart, she wrote music as well as played it, and her songs spread a
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quite popular.
The Clover
When Adam and Eve were expelled from the Garden of Eden, Eve took a four-leafed clover to remind her of their happy life there. Finding a four-leafed clover is now an omen of good luck. A poem by Higginson, titled “Four-Leafed Clover” reads(어휘): One leaf is for hope, an
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strange uncertainty about it, whether it is of the devil or God, and have somewhat hastily concluded that it is the chief end of man here to \" glorify God and enjoy him forever\"
→또는 순수한 것이라고 판명된다면(if it were sublime), 그것의 체험에 의해 알기 위해 그리고 나의 다음 여
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