1. There is a ra'ah which I have seen under the shemesh, and it is a great weight upon the adam;
2. An ish to whom HaElohim hath given osher (riches), nekhasim (possessions), and kavod (honor), so that he wanteth nothing for his nefesh of all that he desireth, yet HaElohim giveth him not shlitah (empowerment) to have enjoyment thereof, but an ish nochri (stranger) hath the enjoyment thereof; this is hevel, and it is a grievous ill.
3. If an ish beget a hundredfold, and live shanim rabbot, so that rav be the yamim of his shanim, and his nefesh be not filled with hatovah, and also that he have no kevurah (grave); I say, that a nefel (stillborn) is better than he.
4. For he cometh in with hevel, and departeth in choshech, and shmo shall be shrouded with choshech.
5. Moreover though he hath not seen the shemesh, nor known any thing, this hath more nakhat (rest, quietness) than the other.