Levin — Minor Figures

5 figures from Anna Karenina who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.

Ignat

coachman · first appears PART ONE · Chapter 26

PART ONE · Chapter 26 · employer: Levin “when he saw his one-eyed coachman, Ignat, with the collar of his coat turned up”

laborer · first appears PART TWO · Chapter 13

PART TWO · Chapter 13 · employer: Levin “Seeing the master, the laborer, Vassily, went towards the cart, while Mishka set to work sowing.”
PART THREE · Chapter 5 · with Levin “Behind Levin came the lad Mishka.”

peasant and mowing instructor · first appears PART THREE · Chapter 4

PART THREE · Chapter 4 · pupil: Levin “Here, too, was Tit, Levin’s preceptor in the art of mowing, a thin little peasant.”
PART THREE · Chapter 5 · with Levin “‘Why not cut it? Come on, Tit! We’ll look sharp! We can eat at night. Come on!’ cried voices, and eating up their bread, the mowers went back to work.”

bailiff · first appears PART ONE · Chapter 26

PART ONE · Chapter 26 · employer: Levin “‘Here, bring the light, Fyodor, this way,’ said Levin, examining the calf. ‘Like the mother! though the color takes after the father; but that’s nothing. Very good. Long and broad in the haunch. Vassily Fedorovitch, isn’t she splendid?’ he said to the bailiff, quite forgiving him for the buckwheat under the influence of his delight in the calf.”

peasant · first appears PART THREE · Chapter 4

PART THREE · Chapter 4 · employer: Levin “Levin recognized some of his own men. Here was old Yermil in a very long white smock, bending forward to swing a scythe.”

Extracted from the original text of Anna Karenina. Made with Rho MD.