Anna Karenina

Pyotr

Role: carriage driver · First appears: PART SEVEN · Chapter 27

PART SEVEN · Chapter 27

  • with Anna (Pyotr is driving Anna's carriage.) “‘Where to?’ asked Pyotr before getting onto the box. ‘To Znamenka, the Oblonskys’.’”

PART SEVEN · Chapter 29

  • employer: Anna (Pyotr is serving Anna in connection with her carriage.) “‘I don’t want you, Pyotr.’ ‘But how about the ticket?’”

PART SEVEN · Chapter 31

  • employer: Anna (Anna is presented as Pyotr's employer or mistress.) “Pyotr, too, crossed the room in his livery and top-boots, with his dull, animal face, and came up to her to take her to the train.”
  • with Anna (Pyotr escorts Anna to the train.) “Pyotr, too, crossed the room in his livery and top-boots, with his dull, animal face, and came up to her to take her to the train.”

PART EIGHT · Chapter 10

  • with Levin (Levin intends to lend Pyotr money to free him from debt.) “To Pyotr, who was paying a money-lender ten per cent. a month, he must lend a sum of money to set him free.”

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