Anna Karenina Part 3 Chapter 28

In which Levin wrestles with a profound dissatisfaction toward the prevailing agricultural practices and contemplates a new approach that respects the instincts and habits of the Russian peasant, seeking a harmonious union between labourer and land. His restless mind reimagines a future of shared success and meaningful reform, compelling him to hasten home with hopes of enacting a transformative plan before the season’s sowing.