Anna Karenina

Madame Lvova

Family: Shtcherbatsky · Role: Kitty's sister and bridal-mother · First appears: PART FIVE · Chapter 3

PART FIVE · Chapter 3

  • siblings with Kitty “Kitty meanwhile had long ago been quite ready, and in her white dress and long veil and wreath of orange blossoms she was standing in the drawing-room of the Shtcherbatskys’ house with her sister, Madame Lvova, who was her bridal-mother.”

PART FIVE · Chapter 5

  • with Levin (Madame Lvova identifies Levin as her future brother-in-law.) “Oh, I like him so—not because he’s my future beau-frère,” answered Madame Lvova.”

PART SEVEN · Chapter 5

  • with Levin (They converse about Levin visiting Count Bol and later fetching Madame Lvova.) “‘Well, go at once then,’ Madame Lvova said, when he told her; ‘perhaps they’ll not be at home, and then you can come to the meeting to fetch me. You’ll find me still there.’”

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