Could I have achieved so much philosophy if, as I ever feared, the closing years of my life had passed in helpless indigence?

如果像我一直担心那样， 我生命最后几年是在无助贫困中度过， 我还能取得如此多哲学成就吗？

For one very rich man, there must be at least five hundred poor, and the affluence of the few supposes the indigence of the many.

对于一个非常有说， 至少必须有五百个穷， 少数裕意味着多数贫困。

Accustomed to wealth and ease, ill could my Husband support the transition to distress and indigence. He looked back with repining to the comforts which He once enjoyed.

惯于贵安逸，夫君难扶转困苦。祂回顾过去，痛恨祂曾经享受舒。

The inferior ranks of people no longer looked upon that order as they had done before; as the comforters of their distress, and the relievers of their indigence.

下层民不再像以前那样看待这个秩序；安慰他们苦难，解除他们困苦。

It is a fine thing, reader, to be lifted in a moment from indigence to wealth—a very fine thing; but not a matter one can comprehend, or consequently enjoy, all at once.

读者，瞬间脱贫致是件好事——一件非常好事；但不是一个可以一下子理解或因此享受事情。

Mr. and Mrs. Bumble, deprived of their situations, were gradually reduced to great indigence and misery, and finally became paupers in that very same workhouse in which they had once lorded it over others.

邦布尔夫妇失去了他们地位，逐渐沦为极度贫困和悲惨境地，最后在他们曾经高高在上济贫院里沦为乞丐。

I was rich enough now—yet poor to hideous indigence: a nature the most gross, impure, depraved I ever saw, was associated with mine, and called by the law and by society a part of me.

我现在已经足够有了——但还是贫穷到可怕贫困：一种我见过最粗俗、最不纯洁、最堕落天性，与我天性相关，法律和社会称它为我一部分。