LEVIN LOOKED STRAIGHT BEFORE HIM, and saw the herd of cattle and then his trap and his horse Raven and the coachman who, having driven up to the cattle, was speaking to the herdsman; after that, close by, he heard the sound of wheels and the snorting of a well-fed horse; but he was so engrossed in his thoughts that he did not wonder why the coachman was coming for him.
Levin guardava dinanzi a sé e vedeva il gregge, poi il suo calesse al quale era attaccato Voronoj, e il cocchiere che, avvicinatosi al gregge, diceva qualcosa al pastore; sentì poi vicino a sé il suono delle ruote e lo sbuffare del cavallo ben pasciuto; ma era così assorto nei suoi pensieri che non suppose neppure perché il cocchiere venisse verso di lui.