Both knew with certainty what Life was and what Death was, and though they would have been quite unable not only to answer but even to understand the questions which confronted Levin, neither doubted the importance of those phenomena, and they both had exactly the same outlook upon them – an outlook shared not only by them but by millions of others.
Ambas sabían, sin duda, lo que era la vida y la muerte, y aunque no pudiesen contestar ni comprender las preguntas que Levin pudiera formularse a aquel respecto, ninguna de las dos dudaba de la trascendencia de tal fenómeno, y no sólo se lo explicaban de una manera completamente igual sino que compartían esta opinión con millares de personas.