Still less could Levin call him a good-for-nothing because Sviyazhsky was certainly an honest, kind-hearted, and clever man, always joyfully and actively engaged on work highly prized by all around, and certainly a man who could never consciously do anything bad.
Menos aún podía Levin calificarle de miserable, porque Sviajsky era, indudablemente, un hombre honrado, bueno o inteligente, consagrado con ánimo alegre a una labor muy estimada por cuantos le rodeaban y que nunca, a sabiendas, había hecho ni podía hacer mal alguno.