Fyodor

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

PART ONE · Chapter 26

employer: Levin “‘Here, bring the light, Fyodor, this way,’ said Levin, examining the calf.”

employer: Anna (Fyodor is identified as Anna's coachman.) “It’s so with me and Pyotr, and the coachman, Fyodor, and that merchant, and all the people living along the Volga, where those placards invite one to go, and everywhere and always,” she thought when she had driven under the low-pitched roof of the Nizhigorod station, and the porters ran to meet her.”

with Levin (Levin supervises and works alongside Fyodor during the threshing.) “Levin, going up to the machine, moved Fyodor aside, and began feeding the corn in himself.”
with Platon (The chapter identifies Platon as belonging to the same village as Fyodor in the surrounding passage.) “Fyodor came from a village at some distance from the one in which Levin had once allotted land to his cooperative association. Now it had been let to a former house porter.”

with Kirillov (Fyodor makes a statement about Kirillov.) “Fyodor says that Kirillov lives for his belly.”

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