Both for Vronsky and for Anna life in Moscow in the heat and dust, when the sun no longer shone as in spring but burned as in summer, when all the trees on the boulevards had long been in leaf and the leaves were already covered with dust, was intolerable; nevertheless they did not move to Vozdvizhensk, as they had long ago decided to do, but stayed in Moscow, which had become obnoxious to them both, because of late there had not been harmony between them.
Tanto para el uno como para la otra, la vida en Moscú, en aquella época de polvo y calor, cuando el sol no brillaba ya como en primavera, los árboles de los boulevards estaban cubiertos de hojas y las hojas llenas de polvo, se les hacía insoportable. No obstante, no acababan de marcharse, como tenían decidido hacía tiempo, a su finca de Vosdvijenskoe, sino que continuaban viviendo en Moscú.