One character in this book discovers that Madame Stahl is bedridden only because of her stubby legs as he visits a German spa.
One character in this book discovers that Madame Stahl is bedridden only because of her stubby legs as he visits a German spa. A railroad worker is killed while two of this novel's characters are meeting, and it opens amidst fallout from Stiva Oblonsky's cheating with his children's governess on his wife Dolly. Konstantin (*) Levin is happily married to Kitty in this novel. The title character's husband refuses a divorce, though she falls from St. Petersburg high society by having an affair with Count Vronsky anyway. The title woman eventually throws herself in front of a train in, for 10 points, what novel by Leo Tolstoy?
One character in this book discovers that Madame Stahl is bedridden only because of her stubby legs as he visits a German spa.
 Anna Karenina