Having gazed with admiration at the exceptionally fine calves born that year – the older ones were as big as peasants' cows, and Pava's three-month-old calf was as big as a yearling – Levin gave orders to bring a trough of food for them and to put some hay into the racks outside.
Una vez examinadas las crías de aquel año (los terneros lechales eran grandes como las vacas de los campesinos, y la becerra de la «Pava» , mayor aún), Levin ordenó que se sacaran las gamellas y se pusiera heno detrás de las empalizadas portátiles que les servían de encierro.