The white nights and the weak heart

We present to the dear reader two masterpieces from the great writer Dostoevsky, and they are from stories of his youth. They are two love stories of a strange and rare kind, melting the heart with tenderness and emotion for the fates of the poor, sensitive souls, and love did not choose but to descend upon them as a catastrophe. In "White Nights," there is a story of a young man who is introverted, who met love after despair of the world, so the world turns into bliss for four nights, then the bliss and the sorrow, and reality becomes a dream overthrown by wakefulness. And in the weak heart, there is a poor, helpless young man with a physical defect that made him despair of happiness. And happiness surprised him in an assault that exceeded his hopes, shaking this assault or this flood his nerves and his tender heart. Dostoevsky succeeded in blending the beauty of art with the noblest feelings.