Vassily Fedorovitch

Family: Levin household · Role: bailiff · First appears: PART ONE · Chapter 26

Life events

• Buckwheat is scorched in Levin’s new drying machine, prompting his reprimand of the bailiff.(PART ONE · Chapter 26)
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  • “The bailiff came in, and said everything, thank God, was doing well; but informed him that the buckwheat in the new drying machine had been a little scorched.”

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.”

PART TWO · Chapter 13

• employer: Levin “The bailiff listened attentively, and obviously made an effort to approve of his employer’s projects.”

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