The mare's excitement had communicated itself to Vronsky. He felt that the blood was rushing to his heart, and that he, like the horse, wished to move and to bite; it was both frightening and joyful.
La excitación de la yegua se había comunicado a Vronsky, el cual sentía que la sangre le afluía al corazón y que, igual que al animal, le agitaba un deseo de moverse, de morder. Era una sensación que infundía temor y alegría a la vez.