上句见：Day102
The Story of Philosophy的第103句：第1章Plato第2节II. Socrates第3段第2句：

How the master lived hardly anybody knew. He never worked, and he took no thought the morrow. He ate when his disciples asked him to honor their tables; they must have liked his company, for he gave every indication of physiological prosperity. He was not so welcome at home, for he neglected his wife and children; and from Xanthippe’s point of view he was a good-for-nothing idler who brought to his family more notoriety than bread. Xanthippe liked to talk almost as much as Socrates did; and they seem to have had some dialogues which Plato failed to record. Yet she, too, loved him, and could not contentedly see him die even after three-score years and ten.
浙江大学译本：他从未工作过，也不曾考虑第二天的事情。

解析

这句讲苏格拉底的生活态度：无忧无虑自由自在，即不工作从不考虑来天的事情。从不工作，指的是可能不从事传统意义上的劳力劳动以及经商活动，他从事些启发年轻人的脑力工作还不收钱。这为后面作铺垫，学生会邀他入饭局，家里嫌弃他没带来收入的工作。
1、 He never worked, and he took no thought the morrow.
生活状态：从不工作，但也不考虑第二天。
take thought：consider matters, think things over.考虑事情
He stared into the shadowy forest for a long moment, and I wondered where his thoughts had taken him.他凝望着那片幽暗的森林，许久许久，我想知道是什么样的想法让他沉浸其中。《暮光之城》
the morrow：the next day，它是“tomorrow”的古英语用法，指的是“明天”。

他从未工作，也不考虑明天。