This novel's protagonist steals Stepan Astakhov's wife, running away from his own wife and his family to serve in the household of General Listnitsky, whose son seduces Aksinia, driving Gregor back to Natalia during a visit home from the front during World War I.
The first of this work's four main sections ends with a group of men gang raping the maid Frania. Daria tries to force her father-in-law, Pantaleimon, to make love with her in a shed, and demands that he let her cheat on her husband when he does not respond, embarrassing him into complying, at the end of  this work's second section. Much of this novel's fourth section describes the love affair of Anna Pogoodko and Bunchuk, which ends with the former's death at the hands of White Forces in Rostov. This novel's protagonist steals Stepan Astakhov's wife, running away from his own wife and his family to serve in the household of General Listnitsky, whose son seduces Aksinia, driving Gregor back to Natalia during a visit home from the front during World War I. For 10 points, long the subject of accusations of plagiarism, this is what epic novel putatively by Mikhail Sholokhov chronicling the lives of people living along the title river?
The first of this work's four main sections ends with a group of men gang raping the maid Frania.
And Quiet Flows the Don [or The Quiet Don or Tikhii Don; accept "The Don Flows Home to the Sea"] 