Konstantin Levin confesses his love for Kitty in this novel, and the title character has a long affair with Count Vronsky.
In this novel, Princess Shcherbatskaya [sher-BAT-skee] has trouble deciding which of two men would be the better suitor, and another scene shows Makhotin's horse, Gladiator, defeating Frou-Frou in a race. Dolly is devastated by the infidelity of (*) Stiva in this work, which begins with the line, "Happy families are all alike." Konstantin Levin confesses his love for Kitty in this novel, and the title character has a long affair with Count Vronsky. For ten points, identify this work whose title female character commits suicide by throwing herself under a train, a novel by Leo Tolstoy.
In this novel, Princess Shcherbatskaya [sher-BAT-skee] has trouble deciding which of two men would be the better suitor, and another scene shows Makhotin's horse, Gladiator, defeating Frou-Frou in a race.
Anna Karenina