All 8 Uses of
summon
in
The Brothers Karamazov
- Alyosha was mysteriously summoned by a monk to see Rakitin, who had arrived from town with a singular letter for him from Madame Hohlakov.†
Chpt 4 *summoned = called forth; or called to come
- The servants are summoned for their edification, and in front of them all stands the mother of the child.†
Chpt 5
- The young man would spend whole evenings with him during that winter, till the exile was summoned to Petersburg to take up his post again at his own request, as he had powerful friends.†
Chpt 6
- And it is hard to say how far they might have gone, but at that moment the bell rang summoning them to service.†
Chpt 7summoning = calling forth; or calling to come
- After thinking a little Samsonov told the lad to take the visitor to the drawing-room, and sent the old woman downstairs with a summons to his younger son to come upstairs to him at once.†
Chpt 8summons = calls forth; or a document calling to come
- Then old Maximov was summoned.†
Chpt 9summoned = called forth; or called to come
- When Mitya was summoned from his cell, he always went downstairs, to the place set aside for interviews.†
Chpt 11
- For I cannot imagine the horror and moral suffering of Karamazov when he learnt that she loved him, that for his sake she had rejected her first lover, that she was summoning him, Mitya, to a new life, that she was promising him happiness—and when?†
Chpt 12summoning = calling forth; or calling to come
Definition:
to call to appear, come, or take action -- often used for official or serious situations, including legal notices or emotional/spiritual urges