Snetkov

Family: old party · Role: marshal of the province · First appears: PART SIX · Chapter 26

Life events

The election of the marshal of the province was scheduled.(PART SIX · Chapter 27 · 📍 Hall of Nobility)
- “The sixth day was fixed for the election of the marshal of the province.”
Sviazhsky urged Hliustov to ask Snetkov to stand for election.(PART SIX · Chapter 27 · 📍 Hall of Nobility)
- With: Sviazhsky Hliustov Sergey Ivanovitch
- “Hliustov would not agree to go with his district to ask Snetkov to stand, while Sviazhsky was persuading him to do so, and Sergey Ivanovitch was approving of the plan.”
Eight districts agreed to invite Snetkov to stand for election.(PART SIX · Chapter 27 · 📍 Hall of Nobility)
- “Now eight districts had agreed to call upon him: if two refused to do so, Snetkov might decline to stand at all”
The old party asks Snetkov to stand as its candidate in the election.(PART SIX · Chapter 28)
- “But the old party did not consider themselves conquered. Levin heard that they were asking Snetkov to stand”
Snetkov becomes overwhelmed while defending his twelve years of service and leaves the room in tears.(PART SIX · Chapter 28)
- “and suddenly he stopped short from the tears that choked him, and went out of the room.”
Snetkov’s partisans disable three noblemen from voting by drunkenness and theft of a uniform.(PART SIX · Chapter 28)
- “Two noble gentlemen, who had a weakness for strong drink, had been made drunk by the partisans of Snetkov, and a third had been robbed of his uniform.”

rivals with Sviazhsky “It was proposed to elect as marshal in place of Snetkov either Sviazhsky, or, better still, Nevyedovsky, a former university professor, a man of remarkable intelligence and a great friend of Sergey Ivanovitch.”
rivals with Nevyedovsky “It was proposed to elect as marshal in place of Snetkov either Sviazhsky, or, better still, Nevyedovsky, a former university professor, a man of remarkable intelligence and a great friend of Sergey Ivanovitch.”

with Sviazhsky (Sviazhsky is involved in persuading another district to ask Snetkov to stand for election.) “Hliustov would not agree to go with his district to ask Snetkov to stand, while Sviazhsky was persuading him to do so”
with Hliustov (Hliustov refuses to have his district ask Snetkov to stand.) “Hliustov would not agree to go with his district to ask Snetkov to stand”
with Sergey Ivanovitch (Sergey Ivanovitch approves the electoral plan involving Snetkov.) “Hliustov would not agree to go with his district to ask Snetkov to stand, while Sviazhsky was persuading him to do so, and Sergey Ivanovitch was approving of the plan.”

with Levin (Levin felt tenderness and sympathy toward Snetkov.) “This expression in the marshal’s face was particularly touching to Levin, because, only the day before, he had been at his house about his trustee business and had seen him in all his grandeur, a kind-hearted, fatherly man.”

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