Anna Karenina

Masha

Role: maid · First appears: PART THREE · Chapter 17

PART THREE · Chapter 17

  • with Tushkevitch (Betsy sends Tushkevitch and Masha to inspect the croquet ground.) “You might go”—she turned to Tushkevitch—“with Masha, and try the croquet ground over there where they’ve been cutting it.”

PART FIVE · Chapter 14

  • employer: Kitty (Kitty's maid Masha does not yet obey her as her young lady.) “It seemed to him sweet, but strange, and he thought it would have been better without this.”

PART SIX · Chapter 5

  • with Varvara Andreevna (interaction) “That one too, near the twig,” she pointed out to little Masha a little fungus”

PART SIX · Chapter 15

  • parent: Darya Alexandrovna “The child broke into sobs, hid her face on her mother’s lap, and Dolly laid her thin, tender hand on her head.”
  • with Grisha (They jointly went into the raspberry patch.) “Grisha and she went into the raspberries, and there ... I can’t tell you really what she did.”
  • with Fanny (Darya Alexandrovna sends Masha to Fanny.) “You can go now to Fanny,” she said to Masha.”

PART SIX · Chapter 16

  • parent: Darya Alexandrovna (Darya is the mother reflecting on her children.) “At first she thought about the children, about whom she was uneasy, although the princess and Kitty (she reckoned more upon her) had promised to look after them. “If only Masha does not begin her naughty tricks”

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