Count Bezzubov

Also known as: Landau / Monsieur Landau · Family: Bezzubov · Role: visitor · First appears: PART SEVEN · Chapter 21

Life events

Landau is revealed to be Count Bezzubov.(PART SEVEN · Chapter 21)
- “but he is really Count Bezzubov, as you’re probably aware. Only he does not like the title.”
Count Bezzubov completely cures Countess Bezzubova.(PART SEVEN · Chapter 21)
- With: Countess Bezzubova
- “they say he completely cured Countess Bezzubova.”
Countess Bezzubova suffers from separation as Count Bezzubov prepares to leave.(PART SEVEN · Chapter 21)
- With: Countess Bezzubova
- “This separation is awful for her. It’s such a blow to her!”
Count Bezzubov announces his departure for Paris after hearing a voice.(PART SEVEN · Chapter 21 · 📍 Paris)
- “Yes, he’s going to Paris. He heard a voice yesterday,”

with Countess Bezzubova (He reportedly cured her.) “Yes, I heard so,” answered Stepan Arkadyevitch; “they say he completely cured Countess Bezzubova.”
with Countess Lidia Ivanovna (Count Bezzubov is a visitor in Lidia Ivanovna’s house.) “After greeting the lady of the house and Alexey Alexandrovitch, Stepan Arkadyevitch could not resist glancing once more at the unknown man.”
with Stepan Arkadyevitch (Lidia Ivanovna introduces Count Bezzubov and Stepan Arkadyevitch.) “And she introduced them. Landau looked round hurriedly, came up, and smiling, laid his moist, lifeless hand in Stepan Arkadyevitch’s outstretched hand and immediately walked away and fell to gazing at the portraits again.”
with Countess Bezzubova (The chapter describes a separation between Countess Bezzubova and Count Bezzubov.) “‘She was here today, poor thing!’ the countess said, turning to Alexey Alexandrovitch. ‘This separation is awful for her. It’s such a blow to her!’”

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