Though she had involuntarily done all in her power to awaken love in Levin (as at that time she always did to all the young men she met), and though she knew she had succeeded in as far as was possible with an honourable married man in one evening, and though she had liked him very much (despite the marked difference between Vronsky and Levin from a man's point of view, she, as a woman, saw in them that common trait which had caused Kitty to fall in love with them both), yet as soon as he had left the room she ceased to think about him.
Sabía que había logrado su propósito tanto como era posible en una noche y tratándose de un hombre casado y honesto enamorado de su mujer. También él le había gustado y, a pesar de la gran diferencia que existía entre Vronsky y Levin, su tacto de mujer le había permitido descubrir en ambos aquel rasgo común gracias al cual Kitty había podido sentirse atraída por los dos.