The sick man suffered more and more, especially from bedsores which would no longer heal, and he grew more and more irritable with those about him, particularly because they did not bring the doctor from Moscow. Kitty tried to help him and comfort him in every possible way, but it was all in vain, and Levin saw that she herself was worn out physically and mentally, though she would not admit it.
Sufría cada vez más, en efecto, sobre todo de desolladuras que ya no era posible curar, y sentía una irritación creciente contra los que le rodeaban, a quienes culpaba de todo y en especial de que no hicieran venir el médico de Moscú.