Other Figures — Minor Figures

156 figures from Anna Karenina who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.

Alioshka

first appears PART THREE · Chapter 3

PART THREE · Chapter 3 · with Levin “But to be a town councilor and discuss how many dustmen are needed, and how chimneys shall be constructed in the town in which I don’t live—to serve on a jury and try a peasant who’s stolen a flitch of bacon, and listen for six hours at a stretch to all sorts of jabber from the counsel for the defense and the prosecution, and the president cross-examining my old half-witted Alioshka, ‘Do you admit, prisoner in the dock, the fact of the removal of the bacon?’ ‘Eh?’”

count · first appears PART SEVEN · Chapter 5

PART SEVEN · Chapter 5 · with Levin “Among others he met Count Bol, whom he had utterly forgotten to call upon.”

countess · first appears PART SEVEN · Chapter 2

PART SEVEN · Chapter 2 · with Levin “Put on your frock coat, so that you can go straight to call on Countess Bola.”
PART SEVEN · Chapter 6 · with Levin “On seeing Levin she smiled, and asked him to come into the little drawing-room, where he heard voices.”

son · first appears PART SEVEN · Chapter 16

first appears PART THREE · Chapter 29

PART THREE · Chapter 29 · with Levin “Often, just as he was beginning to understand the idea in the mind of anyone he was talking to, and was beginning to explain his own, he would suddenly be told: ‘But Kauffmann, but Jones, but Dubois, but Michelli? You haven’t read them: they’ve thrashed that question out thoroughly.’”

old man and beekeeper · first appears PART THREE · Chapter 2

PART THREE · Chapter 2 · with Levin “They were ploughing your field. They unyoked the horses and galloped after them.”

first appears PART THREE · Chapter 31

PART THREE · Chapter 31 · with Levin “they only waited till Fyodor Bogdanitch was out of the room to fling pillows at each other and laugh, laugh irrepressibly, so that even their awe of Fyodor Bogdanitch could not check the effervescing, overbrimming sense of life and happiness.”

carpenter · first appears PART THREE · Chapter 29

PART THREE · Chapter 29 · with Levin “A distant part of the estate, a tract of waste land that had lain fallow for eight years, was with the help of the clever carpenter, Fyodor Ryezunov, taken by six families of peasants on new conditions of partnership”