He no longer thought about the shower spoiling the racecourse, but was glad, because, thanks to the rain, he was sure to find Anna at home and alone, for he knew that Karenin, who had recently returned from a watering-place abroad, had not moved from Petersburg.
Vronsky no pensaba ya en que el chaparrón pudiera enlodazar la pista, sino que se regocijaba pensando en que, gracias a la lluvia, encontraría en casa a Ana.