Veslovsky

Also known as: Grisha / Vassenka · Family: Vronsky household · Role: guest · First appears: PART SIX · Chapter 14

Life events

Levin dismisses Veslovsky from the house and orders his departure to the station.(PART SIX · Chapter 15 · 📍 the station)
- With: Levin
- “‘I have ordered the horses to be put-to for you.’ ‘How so?’ Vassenka began in surprise. ‘To drive where?’ ‘For you to drive to the station,’ Levin said gloomily.”
Veslovsky has recently married.(PART EIGHT · Chapter 2)
- “They’re both going. Veslovsky’s only lately married.”
Dimer-Bartnyansky and Veslovsky are scheduled to set off.(PART EIGHT · Chapter 2)
- With: Dimer-Bartnyansky
- “Tomorrow we’re giving a dinner to two who’re setting off—Dimer-Bartnyansky from Petersburg and our Veslovsky, Grisha. They’re both going.”

with Kitty (Veslovsky admires Kitty.) “But she was too simple and innocent to know how to cut short this conversation, or even to conceal the superficial pleasure afforded her by the young man’s very obvious admiration.”
with Levin (Veslovsky is Levin’s guest.) “After walking about the garden, visiting the stable, and even doing some gymnastic exercises together on the parallel bars, Levin returned to the house with his guest.”
admired: Kitty “The conversation Vassenka had started with Kitty was running on the same lines as on the previous evening, discussing Anna, and whether love is to be put higher than worldly considerations. Kitty disliked the conversation, and she was disturbed both by the subject and the tone in which it was conducted, and also by the knowledge of the effect it would have on her husband. But she was too simple and innocent to know how to cut short this conversation, or even to conceal the superficial pleasure afforded her by the young man’s very obvious admiration.”

courtship with Kitty “Just after breakfast he said to me in so many words, Je crois que Veslovsky fait un petit brin de cour à Kitty.”

with Alexey (Veslovsky told Alexey about the story concerning the Levins.) “Veslovsky told Alexey about it, and we don’t believe it.”

with Anna (Lawn-tennis partners.) “Une partie de lawn-tennis,” Veslovsky proposed, with his handsome smile. “We’ll be partners again, Anna Arkadyevna.”
with Tushkevitch (They go together to prepare the boat.) “So it was decided. Veslovsky and Tushkevitch went off to the bathing place, promising to get the boat ready and to wait there for them.”

with Dimer-Bartnyansky (Both are departing as volunteers.) “Tomorrow we’re giving a dinner to two who’re setting off—Dimer-Bartnyansky from Petersburg and our Veslovsky, Grisha. They’re both going.”

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