Levin had thought of this when he received Sviyazhsky's invitation, but in spite of it he made up his mind that this idea of Sviyazhsky's intentions was only an unfounded conjecture of his and that he would go.
Ricevuta la lettera di Svijazskij con l’invito per la caccia, Levin aveva pensato a questa circostanza, e aveva finito per giudicare un’infondata supposizione le mire che attribuiva a Svijazskij e così, malgrado tutto, decise di andare.