Anna Karenina, Part 4, Chapter 15 summary
Part 4, Chapter 15 of 239 · 6 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 15, Levin spends the morning waiting impatiently to visit the Shtcherbatskys, seeing extraordinary beauty and kindness everywhere because of his happiness. At noon, Kitty welcomes him with an embrace and a kiss, and her parents warmly accept their union, deepening his affection for her father.
What happens
- Levin visits the Shtcherbatskys twice too early, cannot eat, and walks the streets while waiting for noon.
- Despite hunger and sleeplessness, he feels boundlessly strong and finds overwhelming beauty in children, doves, and fresh bread.
- At noon, he takes a sleigh to the house and reads shared happiness in the servants’ welcome.
- Kitty rushes toward him, they embrace and kiss, and she confirms her love and happiness.
- Her parents welcome their union with tears and affection, and Kitty’s tenderness toward her father moves Levin.
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What to notice
Levin’s disbelief captures the intensity and vulnerability of his happiness. Kitty answers directly, confirming that his love is returned.
Quick check
Why does Levin wait until noon to visit again?
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