来自《耶鲁大学开放课程：1945年后的美国小说 第5集 第5集》

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  in one way or another the special experience of HH that HH describes
  领略到'亨·亨'用如此绝望的口气所
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  as such despair, that, had our demented diarist gone
  描述的特殊经历 他们还断言如果我们这个疯狂的记日记的人
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  in the fateful summer of 1947 to a competent psychopathologist,
  在1947年那个决定命运的夏天曾去向一位高明的
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  there would have been no disaster, but then, neither would there have
  精神病理学家请教就不会有什么灾难 不过那样一来
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  been this book."
  也就不会有这本书了"
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  In this part, he suggests the possibility of the tale ending in a moral tale,
  在这部分里 他暗示了故事最终可能发展成一个道德故事
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  a moral apotheosis.
  一个道德典范
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  But that's grounded, also,
  但是那种可能搁浅了
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  or hedged around by the sense of psychiatry offering other ways of
  或是被精神病学所提供的
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  understanding what we think of as deviance.
  我们对偏差行为的理解方式给限制了
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  But this is hard to take seriously for a number of reasons,
  但出于一些原因我们很难去认真对待
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  not least the Dr. Blanche schwarzmann who is referred to here.
  尤其是此处提及的布兰奇·施瓦茨曼博士