Dolly observed that at this point his explanation was confused, and she could not quite understand why he had wandered from the point, but she felt that having once begun to speak of his intimate affairs, of which he could not speak to Anna, he was now telling her everything, and that the question of his work in the country belonged to the same category of intimate thoughts as the question of his relations with Anna.
No comprendía bien el sentido de lo que le decía. Vronsky había empezado a hablar de sus más sagrados sentimientos y preocupaciones –de Ana, de sus hijos, de la imposibilidad de hablar de todo esto con ella–; ahora trataba de sus actividades en el pueblo, resultando que esta cuestión formaba parte, también, al igual que las relaciones con Ana, de sus íntimos pensamientos.