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.
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