But when heated with the work, and seeing Veslovsky pulling at the splashboard so strenuously and zealously that he actually wrenched it off, Levin reproached himself with being influenced by his sentiments of the previous day and with treating Veslovsky too coldly, and he tried to efface his unfriendliness by particular courtesy.
Pero, luego, enardecido ya por el esfuerzo y viendo que Veselovsky se esforzaba con tanto ardor en tirar del charabán que hasta rompió un guardabarros, Levin se reprochó su actitud, debida en gran parte a su resentimiento del día anterior, y procuró suavizar su trato con especial amabilidad.