But Levin was in love, and therefore Kitty seemed to him so perfect in every respect, so transcending everything earthly, and he seemed to himself so very earthly and insignificant a creature, that the possibility of his being considered worthy of her by others or by herself was to him unimaginable.
Pero, como Levin estaba enamorado, Kitty le parecía tan perfecta, un ser tan por encima de todo lo de la tierra, y él se consideraba un hombre tan bajo y vulgar, que casi no podía imaginarse que ni Kitty ni los demás le encontraran digno de ella.