How singular is the thing called pleasure, and how curiously related to pain, which might be thought to be the opposite of it; for they are never present to a man at the same instant, and yet he who pursues either is generally compelled to take the other; their bodies are two, but they are joined by a single head.

愉快總莫名其妙地和痛苦聯(lián)在一起。看上來(lái)，愉快和痛苦好像是一對(duì)冤家，誰(shuí)也不會(huì)同時(shí)候和這兩個(gè)一起相逢的。可是誰(shuí)要是追求這一個(gè)而追到了，就勢(shì)必碰到那一個(gè)。愉快和痛苦好像是同一個(gè)腦袋下面連生的兩個(gè)身體。

And the soul of the true philosopher thinks that she ought not to resist this deliverance, and therefore abstains from pleasures and desires and pains and fears, as far as she is able.

哲學(xué)家的靈魂相信它應(yīng)當(dāng)摒絕歡樂(lè)和痛苦的情感，在平靜中生存。

And the true philosophers are always occupied in the practice of dying, wherefore also to them least of all men is death terrible.

真正的哲學(xué)家一直在練習(xí)死。在一切世人中間，唯獨(dú)他們最不怕死。

I maintain that I am right in not grieving or repining at parting from you and my masters in this world, for I believe that I shall equally find good masters and friends in another world.

我就要離開你們了，就要離開這個(gè)世界上主管著我的主子了，可是我既不悲傷，也不愁苦，我是有道理的。因?yàn)槲蚁嘈�，我到了那個(gè)世界上，我會(huì)找到同樣好的主子和朋友。

最后送上一個(gè)楊先生的紀(jì)念視頻，一起緬懷這位可愛的老人。