Anna Karenina

Philip

Role: servant · First appears: PART SIX · Chapter 8

PART SIX · Chapter 8

  • with Levin (Levin orders Philip to hold the dogs.) “Well, then, do it as you’re told,” Levin shouted, seating himself in the wagonette. “Down! Hold the dogs, Philip!”

PART SIX · Chapter 13

  • employer: Levin (Levin gives Philip direct instructions in the capacity of a servant.) “Well, Philip, give me some beef, then.”

PART SIX · Chapter 24

  • with Darya Alexandrovna (Philip is driving Darya Alexandrovna home.) “As she drove out into the open country, Darya Alexandrovna had a delightful sense of relief, and she felt tempted to ask the two men how they had liked being at Vronsky’s, when suddenly the coachman, Philip, expressed himself unasked:”

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