One character in this novel has "as God wills" said to him by peasants while plowing his field.
One character in this novel has "as God wills" said to him by peasants while plowing his field. One character is openly snubbed at a theater and uses morphine to help that character to sleep, and another character breaks his horse Frou-Frou during a steeple chase. Levin tells another character to leave after he is seen openly flirting with the pregnant Kitty, Levin's wife. An "evil omen" at the beginning of the work is paralleled at the end, as the title character, angry at her husband Vronsky, commits suicide by throwing herself under a train. For 10 points, what is this work by Leo Tolstoy?
One character in this novel has "as God wills" said to him by peasants while plowing his field.
Anna Karenina