And this panic attack screws worse and worse until he saw a therapist who ended up describing in medication.

恐慌症造成的压力越来越大,直到他去见了心理医生,进行了药物治疗，恐慌症才得以治愈。

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He saw an Egyptian beating a Hebrew, one of his kinsmen.

他看到一个埃及人打希伯来人，他的同族。

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In particular as panic attacks, when he seized-- His first panic attack originated when he walked to a swimming pool and he saw a family of ducks flied away, and he got his panic attack.

尤其是在恐慌症发作的时候-,他的首次恐慌症来自于这样一件事,他来到泳池边,看到鸭群飞离游泳池，他就这样患上了恐慌症。

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But how do you get to Uriah Parmelee, a kid from Connecticut, obviously bright enough or connected enough to get into Yale, who gave all that up for something he saw as a lot higher?

你们该如何理解乌利亚·帕米利,一个从康乃狄格农村来的小孩,很显然,要么聪明绝顶,要么家族显赫,他放弃一切,追求至高

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He had the feeling that everything he saw was a broken-off piece of some giant blank thing he had forgotten had happened to him.

他有种感觉,觉得他看见的一切都是之前发生过的,他已经忘记的,某件大而无用的事掉落的碎片。

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For a second he thought it was a skinned animal, and then he saw it was a woman."

他以为那是一种有皮的动物，后来才发现那是一个女人，“

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He saw the sad nightingales nodding on the branches and they reminded him of his mother. A gray shroud fell over the city.

他见过悲伤的夜莺在枝头打盹,这些让他想起他的母亲，灰色的寿衣落在这城市。

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You saw that in the way he stood bobbing his head, always looking down, nodding like a young boxer to instructions to make you think he was listening to every word, throwing in a thousand "yes"es and "that's right."

你看他站着摇头晃脑的样子，总是朝下看，像年轻的拳击手听指令时一样,那样晃着脑袋，好让你觉得他在听你说的每个字，一边不断附和着“是““对“

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And then you get that sort of lyrical moment of interpretation: "He had the feeling that everything he saw was a broken-off piece of some giant blank thing he had forgotten had happened to him."

然后你就能看到那句抒情的解释：,“他有种感觉,觉得他看见的一切都是之前发生过的,他已经忘记的,某件大而无用的事掉落的碎片，“

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