Anna Karenina (Annotated Maude Translation). Leo Tolstoy

Anna Karenina (Annotated Maude Translation) - Leo Tolstoy


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Oblónsky’s son

      Nikítin, Philip Ivánich[*]

      Grinévich, Michael Stanislávich[*]

      [*]Colleagues of Oblónsky’s

      Lévin, Constantine Dmítrich (‘Kóstya’)

      Koznyshév, Sergius Ivánich, Lévin’s half-brother

      Shcherbátsky, Prince Alexander

      Shcherbátskaya, Princess

      Shcherbátskaya, Princess Catherine Alexándrovna (‘Kitty’), their youngest daughter

      Shcherbátsky, the young Prince Nicholas

      Lvóva, Princess Nataly Alexándrovna, Prince Shcherbátsky’s second daughter

      Lvov, Prince (‘Arséney’)

      Lévin, Nicholas, Constantine’s brother

      Prokófy, a servant

      Mlle Linon, governess at the Shcherbátskys’

      Vrónsky, Count Aléxis Kirílich

      Countess Nórdston

      Countess Vrónskaya, Vrónsky’s mother

      Karénin, Sergey Alexéyich (‘Serézha,’ ‘Kútik’), Anna’s son

      Lavrénty, major-domo to Countess Vrónskaya

      George Korsúnsky, dirigeur at the ball

      Lída Korsúnskaya, his wife

      Krítsky, an acquaintance of Nicholas Lévin’s

      Mary Nikolávna (‘Másha’), living with Nicholas

      Ignát, Lévin’s coachman

      Agatha Mikháylovna, Lévin’s housekeeper

      Kuzmá, Lévin’s man-servant

      Vasíly Fédorich, Lévin’s steward

      Prókhor

      Ánnushka, Anna’s maid

      Mariette, the Karénins’ governess

      Countess Lydia Ivánovna, Karénin’s friend

      Kondráty, the Karénins’ man-servant

      Princess Elizabeth Fédorovna Tverskáya (‘Betsy’)

      Lieutenant Petrítsky, Vrónsky’s friend

      Baroness Chilton

      Captain Kameróvsky

      Démin, Colonel of Vrónsky’s regiment

      Prince Alexander Vrónsky

      Titular-Councillor Wenden

      Prince Kédrov, Vrónsky’s fellow-officer

      Princess Myágkaya

      Prince Tverskóy

      Nicholas, a cowman

      Vasíly and Míshka, hired men working on Lévin’s estate

      Ipát, a peasant

      Ryabínin, a dealer

      Yáshvin, Captain Prince, Vrónsky’s friend

      Teréshchenko, an orderly

      Bryánsky

      Cord, the English trainer

      Makhótin[*]

      Prince Kusovlév[*]

      [*]Officers riding in the steeplechase

      Slyúdin, Michael Vasílich, Karénin’s secretary

      Mr. Canut

      Rtíshcheva, Mary Evgényevna

      Mlle Várenka

      Mme Stahl

      Petróv, an invalid artist

      Petróva, Anna Pávlovna, his wife

      Fomích[*]

      Titus[*]

      Ermíl[*]

      Váska[*]

      Míshka[*]

      [*]Peasants on Lévin’s estate

      Terénty, the coachman

      Alésha[*]

      Nikólenka[*]

      [*]Children of Oblónsky’s

      Parménich, a peasant

      Vánka, his son

      Strémov[*]

      Lisa Merkálova[*]

      Tushkévich[*]

      Sappho Stolz[*]

      Prince Kalúzhsky[*]

      Váska[*]

      [*]Visitors at Betsy’s

      Serpukhovskóy, General Prince

      Sviyázhsky, Nicholas Ivánich, a Marshal of the Nobility

      Nástya, his sister-in-law

      Michael Petróvich, a visitor at Sviyázhsky’s

      Iván, a cowman

      Theodore Rezunóv, a carpenter

      Shuráev, a peasant

      Másha Chibísova, a ballet-dancer

      Kornéy Vasílich, a servant at Karénin’s

      Pestsóv, a Liberal

      Vasíly, an hotel servant

      Turóvtsyn, a visitor at Oblónsky’s

      Egór, an hotel attendant

      Myáskin, a gambler

      Petróv (Kapitónich), Karénin’s hall-porter

      Katavásov, Theodore Vasílyevich, a professor

      Chírikov, best-man at Lévin’s wedding

      Dunyásha, Kitty’s maid

      Sinyávin, Count[*]

      Chárskaya, Princess[*]

      Mary Vasílyevna[*]

      [*]Guests at Lévin’s wedding

      Goleníshchev, a friend of Vrónsky’s

      Mikháylov (‘Sásha’), a Russian painter

      Mikháylova, his wife

      Chársky, Prince, an admirer of Kitty’s

      Countess Mary Borísovna[*]

      Princess Vatkóvskaya[*]

      [*]Ladies at Court

      Sítnikov[*]

      Vasíly Lukích[*]

      [*]Tutors to Serézha

      Peter Ignátych, chief director of Serézha’s education

      Nádenka, Lydia Ivánovna’s niece

      Várya, Vrónsky’s sister-in-law


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