美國(guó)語(yǔ)文第六冊(cè) 第179期:論幸福感(1)

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每個(gè)時(shí)代的作家都熱衷于描繪潛藏在我們內(nèi)心的快樂(lè)，而不是用于取樂(lè)的對(duì)象。

If the soul be happily disposed, everything becomes capable of affording entertainment, and distress will almost want a name.

如果內(nèi)心得到快樂(lè)，那么所有的一切都能提供愉悅感，而痛苦幾乎是個(gè)空名而已。

Every occurrence passes in review, like the figures of a procession;

每一個(gè)事件都在回顧中成為過(guò)去，就像列隊(duì)行進(jìn)隊(duì)伍中人的形象一樣。

some may be awkward, others ill-dressed, but none but a fool is on that account enraged with the master of ceremonies.

有的人也許顯得有點(diǎn)笨拙，其他人則穿著寒酸，不過(guò)除了傻瓜沒有人會(huì)因?yàn)檫@個(gè)緣故而對(duì)儀式的主持者大發(fā)雷霆。

I remember to have once seen a slave, in a fortification in Flanders, who appeared no way touched with his situation.

記得在佛蘭德斯的一個(gè)筑壘里曾見過(guò)一個(gè)苦工，顯然他無(wú)從感知自己的境遇，

He was maimed, deformed, and chained; obliged to toil from the appearance of day till nightfall, and condemned to this for life;

他身有殘疾，容貌丑陋，腳上裹著鐵鏈，從天一亮到夜幕降臨被迫一刻不停地做工，一直到死為止。

yet, with all these circumstances of apparent wretchedness, he sang, would have danced,

然而，對(duì)于所有這些顯然非常惡劣的環(huán)境，他竟然樂(lè)天知命，

but that he wanted a leg, and appeared the merriest, happiest man of all the garrison.

他想要的就是一條健全的腿，似乎是整個(gè)要塞最快樂(lè)和幸福的人。

What a practical philosopher was here!

他是一位何等現(xiàn)實(shí)的哲學(xué)家啊!

A happy constitution supplied philosophy, and though seemingly destitute of wisdom he was really wise.

從他快樂(lè)的心理素質(zhì)能洞察到他的人生哲學(xué)，盡管表面上缺少智慧，其實(shí)他是真正睿智的人。

No reading or study had contributed to disenchant the fairyland around him.

不讀書和學(xué)習(xí)促使他對(duì)仙境般的生活不抱任何幻想。