영어로 읽는 고전 _ 앤드류 랭의 그 사람
"He"는 19세기 후반 Andrew Lang과 Walter Herries Pollock이 함께 쓴 소설입니다. 이 이야기는 고대 미라와 그것의 신비로운 중요성과 관련된 탐험과 발견의 주제들을 엮어내며 두 인물의 여정을 따라가는 모험과 판타지 요소들을 결합합니다. 이 책은 고대 문명과 현대의 딜레마를 모두 환기시키는 허구의 세계로 독자들을 끌어들이며, 역사적 음모와 초자연적 요소들의 상호작용을 깊이 탐구합니다.
이야기는 레오노라의 선조인 테오돌리테가 미라로 만든 잃어버린 미라 잠브레스를 찾아 나서는 폴리와 레오노라라는 주인공들을 중심으로 전개됩니다. 그들의 모험은 강력한 마법사와 위험한 부족들을 포함한 다양한 환상적 요소들과의 조우로 특징지어집니다. 폴리와 레오노라는 도전들을 헤쳐나가며 미라로 이끌 수 있는 신비로운 비문을 해독하고자 합니다.
줄거리는 유머와 재치를 담아가며 전개되고, 그들이 속임수, 마법의 힘, 과거의 미스터리와 씨름하면서 예상치 못한 반전으로 절정에 이르며, 궁극적으로 신뢰와 배신의 주제들을 탐구합니다.

Classics Read in English _ He by Andrew Lang and Walter Herries Pollock
"He" by Andrew Lang and Walter Herries Pollock is a novel written during the late 19th century. The narrative combines adventure and fantasy elements as it follows two characters on a quest that intertwines themes of exploration and discovery, particularly in relation to an ancient mummy and its mystical significance. The book delves into the interplay of historical intrigue and supernatural elements, drawing readers into a fictional universe that evokes both ancient civilizations and modern dilemmas. The story revolves around the main characters, Polly and Leonora, who embark on a journey to search for a long-lost mummy, Jambres, who was mummified by Leonora’s ancestress, Theodolite. Their adventure is marked by encounters with various fantastical elements, including a powerful wizard and treacherous tribes. As Polly and Leonora navigate through challenges, they seek to decipher a mysterious inscription that may lead them to the mummy. The plot thickens with humor and wit, culminating in unexpected twists as they grapple with deception, magical powers, and the mysteries of the past, ultimately exploring themes of trust and betrayal.

Among the contents
As I sat, one evening, idly musing on memories of roers and Boers, and contemplating the horns of a weendigo I had shot in Labrador and the head of a Moo Cow1 from Canada, I was roused by a ring at the door bell.
A literary friend to whom I have shown your MS. says a weendigo is Ojibbeway for a cannibal. And why do you shoot poor Moo Cows??Publisher.
Mere slip of the pen. Meant a Cow Moose. Literary gent no sportsman.?Ed.
All right.?Publisher.
The hall-porter presently entered, bearing a huge parcel, which had just arrived by post. I opened it with all the excitement that an unexpected parcel can cause, and murmured, like Thackeray's sailor-man, 'Claret, perhaps, Mumm, I hope??'

Contents
I. EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION
II. POLLY'S NARRATIVE
III. LEONORA'S DISCOVERY
IV. THE EQUIPMENT
V. DOWN THE DARK RIVER
VI. THE ZU
VII. AMONG THE LO-GROLLAS
VIII. HE
IX. THE POWER OF HE
X. A BODY IN PAWN
XI. THE WIZARD UNBOSOMS
XII. THE WIZARD'S SCHEME
XIII. THE PERILOUS PATH
XIV. THE MAGIC CHAIR
XV. THE END